Tennis in the Face
- November 18, 2015
- 10tons
Yet another release from one of the most active Switch publishers
"Tennis in the Face" is a physics-based tennis game where players control a retired tennis pro on a quest for revenge against an evil soda corporation. Use precise timing and aim to launch tennis balls at enemies, set off explosive crates, and bounce shots off walls to clear each level. With its humorous art style and simple yet challenging gameplay, it's a fun and engaging title for fans of casual and skill-based gaming. Reference: - Steam store page: Fact ]
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70%Tennis in the Face Review
For a game named Tennis in the Face, this curious new indie from Finnish outfit 10tons is delightfully inoffensive. Outside of its outlandish energy drink-inspired storyline, this is a straightforward arcade game which revels in the base appeal of hitting people with balls. Lively presentation belies comatose gameplay, but its simplicity serves as a solid palette cleanser between longer gaming rallies.
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Those waiting for a an actual tennis game will not find an interim solution here. Despite tennis being 'in the face' regarding its presentation here, it's another single screen, physics-based puzzle destroyathon. It is also, however, vibrant, fun, funny and chaotic. The main character is a likeable amalgamation of both tropes and celebrities from the sport, and while the mechanics are pretty well worn in by now - especially in the mobile space - Tennis In The Face is probably among the top seeds in its genre on Switch. If you are over this kind of game it won't change your mind, but it's a well presented and addictive slice of structure (and tie) breaking action.
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