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Tennis Clash: Fun Sports

By Paul Semel, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Fun all-ages arcade tennis could be more interesting.

App iPhone , iPad , Android Free Sports
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Based on 12 parent reviews

Mikko-pekka F.
Mikko-pekka F. Parent of 18+-year-old
August 1, 2023
age 9+

How you can stay exited with tennis clash, and dont use any real money.

I see many negative review about tennis clash in here. Most of them are about thatkind of aspect about game, that you can overcome. I was about to quit playing also, after some months of playing the opponents start to be too difficult. Also because i didnt want to start use real money to the game, i think that there was nothing i can do. That time i lose 9/10 matches. Then i googled about this problem, and i find solution from reddit chatpage about tennisclash. The method is called "farming". I start to use and play game with that method, and now i win 9/10 matches. Coins i have enough for any upgrade. I dont start to write here how you can do it. I only say the base idea of the method: you have to keep trophy account so low that possible. Matchmaking is made by your max ever trophies and mostly, current trophies. You can find recipe easily with google and/or reddit for example, at least when you ask advice for it in reddit. Last i want to say, that "farming" is maybe the only way how you can develope your game to higher and even max level( grand slam league, and 13-15 level attributes and characters) because tennis clash p2w nature. Also, if you are ready to use small amount of real money, then i would say that propass subscribtion is the most efficient purchase option. I think tennis clash is best sport game in play store that i never see or try. I have play now about 1 year and 10 months. I play allmost everyday and i am club leader in succesful club, where allmost every member, or very many, use "farming" method. I strongly advice anybody to give it a chance. Control and gameplay is genius. Like they say about controls: "easy to learn, difficult to master". It is very true. Good luck and great matches.
marthastew
marthastew Adult
August 27, 2020
age 18+

Tennis Clash is a Scan

This game was suggested as a fun way to play tennis with other, little did i know it was all fake players set up to make you loose or pay money for more coins and tricks. The system keeps glitching, the games are rigged(you can never win don’t care how good you are) you choose higher level of play access that yield worst results than the regular player. I want this game. a fed and removed from being a app to choose from!! It’s the absolute worst game ever!!
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What’s It About?

In TENNIS CLASH: FUN SPORTS, you engage in a series of tennis matches against other people online. The more you win, the further you progress through the tournament. You'll also win money needed to buy better equipment which, of course, makes it easier for you to take on tougher opponents.

Is It Any Good?

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As fun as this arcade-style tennis game may be, it's hard not to think it could've easily been a lot more interesting. In Tennis Clash: Fun Sports, you use simple touch controls to play tennis against other online players. But while the touch controls may not be complicated, they are versatile, as they let you place your shots, decide how hard to hit them, and where on the court to be when you do (though it does a good job of putting you where you should be, anyway). This also teaches you the rules of the sport, and follows them exactly. This isn't like when Mario and his friends play tennis; there's no flaming tennis balls or other cartoony hi-jinks.

That said, there are aspects of this game that could've used such cleverness better. For starters, letting you customize your character, instead of offering pre-made ones you can buy from the store, would've made this more fun. And that goes double if, by playing, you could earn upgrades to your custom character. This could also use an option to let you play against the computer, and to pause the game when you do. Instead, you have no recourse if the pizza arrives when you're in the middle of a match, since there's a penalty if you don't serve before the timer clicks down. It also would've been nice if the settings menu wasn't so hard to find, especially since the music is just awful. But even with such faults, Tennis Clash: Fun Sports is still a fun diversion whether you're a lifelong member of a tennis club or just someone who likes to play Pong.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about managing your money. In this game, you earn coins by winning, though you can also buy them in the store. Does it make sense to spend money on a game when you don't have to? Or is the better question: Does it make sense to spend a lot of money on a game when you don't have to?

  • Families can talk about spending your money. In Tennis Clash: Fun Sports, you can buy new equipment and other items, but how do you decide when to spend your in-game money and when to save it? Can you apply this to how you spend real money?

  • Why do you think you're limited in communicating to other players to words of encouragement instead of trash talk? Do you know what it means to be a "good sport?"

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