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TITLE: Tennis World Tour 2

DEVELOPER: Big Ant Studios

PUBLISHER: Nacon

RELEASE DATE: 24 Sep, 2020

GENRE: Sports, Simulation

FILE SIZE: 12.9 GB (File Compressed) / 12.6 GB (File ISO)

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Tennis World Tour 2 — is another part of the tennis simulator developed by Big Ant studio. The developers who took the baton after the Breakpoint Studio development team responsible for the previous installments gained experience in creating sports games during the production of the AO Tennis series. The new studio has developed many of the components of Tennis World Tour 2 from the ground up, and feedback from players was taken into account in their creation. Once again, the emphasis is on realism but offers a more dynamic gameplay. The serve has been improved and more precision and touch is required when hitting the ball.

As the speed of matches increases, the game becomes more demanding. In the game you can take part in a career mode in which we try to become such a big star as Pete Sampras or Andre Agassi. During the game, we choose the equipment used or sign contracts with sponsors. In Tennis World Tour 2, we can play for 38 world tennis stars, including names like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Ashley Barty. Tennis World Tour 2 offers gameplay for both single and multiplayer online or shared screen. For the first time in the series, the opportunity to play doubles games with friends both online and in local mode was introduced, as well as the new Tie Break Tens format, in which only the final matches are played the winner is the player who first scores 10 points and leads at least two.

You can also try your hand at quick and ranked matches. The graphics in Tennis World Tour 2 have been improved over the previous installment. First of all, new animations were added and existing ones were improved. The atmosphere during the match was faithfully reproduced: existing courts such as Manuel Santana in Madrid and the OWL Arena in Halle, Germany, and player behavior.