Update v 4.7.2
2019-12-311. Added more tournaments. 2. Added All Tournaments item to the shop. 3. Bug fixes and optimizations.
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Helium9 Games / Jan 13, 2020 / Action, Free To Play, Simulation, Sports
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CompareWorld of Tennis: Roaring ’20s is a realistic tennis game featuring global multiplayer and tactical gameplay across a variety of incredible, life-like locations – all set in the roaring ’20s!
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1. Added more tournaments. 2. Added All Tournaments item to the shop. 3. Bug fixes and optimizations.
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71% positive, 100 reviews
Worst Game I have ever played. Had to leave this review after seeing it mostly positive.
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-03
I really like the aesthetic since I'm into the culture of the interwar period but the game itself is a simple mobile game with controls that consist of simple clicks with the mouse, literally no gameplay.
19 found this helpful, 2018-10-13
Great game, highly addicting. Simple controls, but really fun once you start to get to higher levels. A little bit of a grind aspect as well. Overall would recommend to anyone who likes tennis. Don't play it if you don't like/understand tennis.
5 found this helpful, 2020-04-02
Pretty fun game. While fun there are some big problems with it: somehow some Ai players that have their energy bar completely drained, sometimes will manage to run like they have full bar to reach balls on the other side of the court; the Ai knows where you are going to hit the ball 90% of the times. Imagine you move the aim circle to the right of the court, the Ai will move there even before you hit the ball and...
2 found this helpful, 2022-10-18
The controls are a bit whack, but once you learn them the game is pretty fun. Interesting concept too, having players train their AI agent to play for them when offline. Generally a good game.
1 found this helpful, 2022-10-02
I love the control scheme with a controller: left thumbstick to move, right to aim. Having played this game on someone's Switch, it was great. But on PC, with an XBox controller it's frustrating. For instance: I'm on the right side of the court, it's obvious the opponent will return to my left, I am pushing the thumbbstick to the left, but my player is not moving. There's a system in place to automatically move to...
1 found this helpful, 2021-12-30
The game has not good mechanics of competition. You don't feel like playing multiplayer games in the random games, and in the tournaments you definitely don't play real-time multiplayer, offline only. I was enjoying more while playing full 3-sets games, being more realistic, but it is ridiculously easy once you can learn the gameplay very fast (which should be good, but against good opposite maybe!). The idea of...
1 found this helpful, 2020-10-16
I don't think this game is as bad as some of the reviews say. It is a more a chilled out, relaxing type game play as opposed to edge of your seat intensity. The developers have clearly put in some effort in to it and it is without a doubt the best free tennis game out there. I would like to see a little less randomality in the AI, you can easily beat a player one moment and then the next play they reply to every...
4 found this helpful, 2019-09-02
REVIEWING THE REVIEWS: 1. It's basically a mobile game? - It is, but in a good way. 2. The game is only fun for a couple of hours, and then it becomes too easy? - Not really, since there are human opponents competing in ranked leagues. 3. There are a couple of hours of fun in it? - At least. In about 2 hours you will have learned the basics and conquered the two of the easiest leagues. This is an enjoyable process...
0 found this helpful, 2022-03-23
This is the absolute dumbest thing I have ever seen. How does this have any positive reviews? The character moves against you while you try to WASD and they tell you where to move the character while it fights against you to get it there. If the character is going to run automatically to the place it needs to be then take WASD out of it completely. Also why are we clicking where we want the ball to go vs. just...
0 found this helpful, 2021-08-06