Tennis World Tour 2 Review (Xbox Series S)
Play as the world’s top players, master each surface, perfect your game and strive to dominate the world circuit. Choose from multiple game modes, with singles and doubles games, local and online.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 12.6GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Tennis gameplay.
- Five modes-Exhibition, career, tournament, online and tennis school.
- My player-full in-depth player customisation/creator.
- Tennis school-learn how to play with lessons on basics, movement, charging, aiming, serving and more advanced techniques with a series of challenges to hone them all further.
- Online-leagues, e-sports, quick match and custom match. Online also has rotating objectives (optional) for coin rewards.
- Store-buy card packs with earned coins.
- Four career difficulties-future’s, challengers, worlds and grand slam. These determine match length and if you can replay matches.
- Cards-you equip 5 and each one grants a use limit and will increase stats/techniques.
- Career, create a character, pick what activities/events you do via the calendar, you can play or simulate matches.
- Tournaments-the break tens, custom, Roland Garros, Mutua Madrid Open, and Halle open.
- Official player names and venues.
- 48 players both male and female.
- Shots are played out via timing and power, you can hold down a button to charge the shot for example.
Cons:
- Wooden almost robotic looking character models.
- The power and aiming of shots are needlessly complicated and don’t feel fluid.
- Cards seem like they can be either really good, pointless or overpowered.
- Takes ages to get coins for cards.
- No voice work except for calling out the score.
- Stutters in places.
- Career mode is very generic and flat.
- All you are playing for is unlocking new cards.
- The general movement is Sluggish.
- Only one control layout and no way to rebind.
