Dream Match Tennis Pro Demo

A lot of talent is needed to achieve a professional career in tennis, given the fact that it is a pretty difficult sport and the competition is tough. It is also quite expensive to get into it, because the equipment is rather pricey and the trainers ask for a lot of money in exchange for lessons. However, you can also enjoy the sport on your computer, using a simulator such as this one.

Dream Match Tennis Pro is a simulator in which you get to experience your favorite sport and compete at the highest prestige levels, in order to become a respected player. The game uses realistic physics to portray the game as close to reality as possible, although it is in no way perfect and a lot more work is required for the matches to feel real.

To start off with, you are presented with plenty of different modes to choose from, depending on how long do you want the session to last. Short exhibition matches can be the perfect choice for when you’re on the rush, while large tournaments are to be enjoyed during lazy afternoons, or even late evenings. There is also an online mode, in case you want to compete against other human players from around the world.

Playing the game can be a bit tricky at first, although that is only because there are many keys that can help you deliver the right strikes. In essence, you get to hit the ball in a variety of ways, whether you want to apply a lot of force and take the opponent by surprise, or perform a lobe shot and make it difficult for him to calculate where the ball is going to drop.

It is also possible to choose between multiple players before the match and customize their clothing, although not all the changes are very visible, beside the colors. Speaking of which, the visuals are quite good, especially when it comes to models and the animations. There are some glitches you might stumble into, but most of the gameplay is smooth and uneventful.

Dream Match Tennis Pro is pretty solid from a gameplay point of view, although it could have used a few more players and a greater selection of tournaments. Other than that, you can really have a good time with it, as long as you are a fan of the sport and you do not mind the rather tricky difficulty curve.