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Our Verdict
Sports fans and quick game lovers will enjoy this tennis simulation in card form. It's real tennis on your table!
Highlights
- Faithful tennis simulation
- Fast and dynamic matches
- Strategic hand management
- Multiple court surfaces
- Solo mode to practice
Keep in mind
- Dice randomness may frustrate
- Too light for hardcore gamers
- Limited to 2 players
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Worldwide Tennis is that game that makes you feel like a pro tennis player without leaving your couch. Each card in your hand represents a classic tennis shot - powerful serve, precise volley, strategic lob or even a sneaky drop shot. On your turn, you choose your move based on your court position (yes, you gotta think about that!) and how much risk you're willing to take. Want to attempt a spectacular smash? Cool, but you'll have to roll the die to see if it works - just like real tennis where even the best miss. The game captures the tension of an actual match: you score points by making winning shots or forcing your opponent to error. The key to victory? Managing your cards like a champ. There are two difficulty levels, matches that can be quick (15 minutes) or more intense, a solo mode to practice alone, and even four different court types, each with its quirks. You can really feel the difference between playing on clay and grass!
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Worldwide Games
Designer
Guillaume Luton
Artist
Nicolas Ferru
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How long does a match last?
Depends on the chosen level, but ranges from 15 minutes (quick match) to 90 minutes (full game).
Do I need to know tennis to enjoy the game?
Not at all! The rules are simple and the manual explains everything. But tennis fans will recognize the strategies.
Can I play solo?
Yes! There's a cool solo mode to practice your strategies against the game.
What's the difference between court surfaces?
Each type (clay, grass, etc.) affects how the ball behaves, just like real tennis. This changes your strategy!
Is it hard to learn?
No, the game has a weight of 1.7 on BGG (on a scale up to 5). You'll get the hang of it in 15 minutes.
How many cards are in the game?
There are 72 cards total, each representing a different type of shot or situation.