Tennis Games | Top Android and iOS Tennis Games

Tennis Games | Top Android and iOS Tennis Games: For the next round of matches, what better way to psych yourself than to indulge in some of the finest tennis games available on mobile – whether on Android or iOS.

Not all are fortunate enough to be able to attend the event in person, but most will be stuck at home finding a live stream of Wimbledon to get their fix – and maybe with nothing to do between matches.

There is something for all, from straight simulations to arcade score attacks, clashes of clans-style touch farming, to statistical-based simulators.

Top Android and iOS Tennis games

Read on for ten of our best Android and iOS tennis games available.

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This choice, based on an old Amiga game, is a bit unlike the rest in terms of style on this list. It has features that a deceptively simple control scheme with pixel art straight from the 90s, which is easy to understand but hard to master. Android and iOS tennis games

This is a solid choice for those looking for a little challenge with a pick and plays a game style that nevertheless has some depth and that provides some room for creativity and strategy. It includes options for quick play as well as a deeper story mode in which to combat.

Stick Tennis

Not that passionate about simulation? Want a little gratification instantly? It has your number on Stick Tennis. With lightning-quick gameplay, an easy timing control system instead of positioning, and an endearing art style, if you are a tennis fan in any way, it should be close to the top of your list.

This may have all Pong’s depth, but it’s just as addictive, too.

Virtua Tennis Challenge

There is no doubt that seasoned tennis players will recall the Virtua Tennis games published by Sega in the 00s for various consoles. Featuring smooth arcadey gameplay, for years, they have been a staple of the genre-and have now made their way to phones.

While sporting a slightly ad-heavy style, this is still a well-executed port of a classic series, offering addictive gameplay, ample challenge without being too hard, and a good selection of different courts and characters to choose from, along with well-implemented controls. Android and iOS tennis games

Ultimate Tennis

Ultimate Tennis rounds out the list of simulation solutions. While this alternative takes a somewhat awkward and leery approach to fairer sex (think Dead or Alive), it provides some depth and an engaging control structure nevertheless.

It focuses on timing as well as positioning to allow play to take place one-handed and encourages the user to take the initiative in setting up counter swings. This is well worth a shot with a modern presentation, for the asking price of nothing.

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Timber Tennis

Timber Tennis, by Digital Melody, is going down the very instant path again. This sees the player battle against fellow tennis players with spikes, fireballs, bombs, and more – all at a breakneck pace – a title that comes with a good dollop of humor. The developer’s characters from previous games make an appearance, too, full of their lumber-related regalia and pixel art stylings.

This is perfect for short moments on the bus or elsewhere, played from a top-down viewpoint and more than a little reminiscent of Pong.

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The style of art may be a little lacking, but for those looking for a little strategy and something of a challenge, this is a good choice. Android and iOS tennis games

3D Tennis

Here’s another entry back into the world of simulation that provides a convincing control set along with fascinating visuals and a polished UI. The secret to 3D Tennis is its physics engine, theoretically more advanced than the competition, which is included.

The game itself is enjoyable, this point aside, and features both an ‘Easy Play’ mode for short bouts and a ‘World Tour’ mode for those looking for a little more to sink their teeth into.

Flick Tennis

There are moments when you can feel a little bloodless about simulation, instant gratification, or even management – when all you want to play is something with a little soul, a little background.

Flick Tennis provides a complete story mode, with animations, a soundtrack, and a comic book narrative structure, albeit quite basic from a gameplay perspective (the title is very strikingly descriptive in this aspect). This is a somewhat offbeat entry that is nonetheless distinctive and worth a look – especially if you are in a more relaxed state of mind. Android and iOS tennis games

Pong

In addition to being part of the original videogames’ big bang ‘in the late 70s, Pong is itself a classic tennis scenario, if slightly abstract, whose gameplay has more than stood the test of time.

In particular, because of the small file size, the fast load, the minimalist interface that does not try to improve on the original and the sensitive controls, we like this version of CODA Masters. This is a release of the flagpole for the tennis/table tennis genre as a nostalgia sink or otherwise.

Tennis Club Story

Few developers have carved such an expansive niche in the mobile management genre as Kairosoft. Here, the prolific game-maker turned his magical hands to the genre of tennis management, making a title that is both addictive and incredibly charming.

This is an easy choice to sink hours into, particularly when bored on the commute, and due to its unique art style and easy to learn interface, it is extremely worth a look.