Full Ace Tennis Simulator Demo

A good tennis match usually keeps the public on edge for the entire duration of the game, with both players giving it their best in order to win and leave with the prize. However, a lot of skill is required as well, otherwise it just turns into a struggle about who manages to make the least mistakes and the fans quickly lose interest in the match, as long as none of the participants is putting up a decent fight.

Full Ace Tennis Simulator, as the name clearly implies, allows you to experience the sport on your own terms and play for as long as you wish, without your muscles tiring and without having to put in too much physical effort. You can also compete in the most prestigious tournaments from all over the world right from the get-go, even if you are barely familiar with the sport.

Moreover, you have the chance to match your abilities against famous players, as well as step into the most prestigious arenas around the globe and enjoy the cheers of thousands of fans at the same time. Naturally, all of this must be completed by a convincing simulation of the sport, otherwise you cannot really get into the atmosphere, nor feel like you are really part of game as you keep on hitting the ball with your racquet.

From a gameplay point of view, things are not as smooth as they should be, unfortunately. To start off with, the control is very demanding and not very responsive, which makes it increasingly difficult to properly coordinate your moves out on the court. Although you could technically get used to it after a while, you might just get too annoyed to continue at some point, especially when it starts affecting your progress through a tournament.

On the bright side, the graphic quality is quite decent, especially when you consider the reduce size of the game and the rather low system requirements. However, while the court and the players might look convincing enough, not the same thing can be said about the quality of the animations. Hence, the lack of attention regarding this chapter is clearly visible, especially when the players have to move quickly and reach the ball in time.

Full Ace Tennis Simulator could have done so much more with what it had, if only the developers paid more attention to the actual gameplay. Hence, due the fact that it is very difficult to control the players properly and the animations are so poor, you might turn your attention to slightly better simulators out there.