Steam
Two-dimensional logic-arcade game, reminiscent of the popular Angry Birds series. Players take on the role of a tennis player who fights against a company producing an addictive carbonated drink. The hero uses tennis balls to eliminate his opponents, bouncing off various surfaces many times over.
Tennis in the Face on PS4, XONE etc. is a 2D arcade puzzle game, similar to the popular Angry Birds series. The game was developed and distributed by 10tons studio, which since 2003 has been developing applications and uncomplicated games for mobile devices, consoles and PC. Its most famous work is probably the Sparkle series and Crimsonland.
Plot
We play as Pete Pagassie, a tennis player whose promising career collapsed after he became addicted to the dangerous carbonated drink Explodz. Furious, he decides to take revenge on the company producing the drink. However, Pete will have to deal with legions of the brand's followers who have not yet escaped the dangerous addiction.
Mechanics
Tennis in the Face offers dozens of levels, representing eight different districts of Oddington - we unlock them as the game progresses. The gameplay is based on physics and simple rules known from the Angry Birds series and its countless clones. Each of the 2D levels has a certain number of enemies, which we have to defeat by hitting the ball.
Pagassi stands still in one place and shoots the tennis balls - they can bounce off of different surfaces. Players must use limited ammunition and level construction, including various types of items, such as boxes or pillars, to eliminate the targets. The fewer balls we use to eliminate all enemies, the more points we gain.
Technical aspects
Tennis in the Face is characterized by cartoon graphics, full of visual humor and high-quality illustrations. Players are also accompanied by uncomplicated music and funny sounds.
Last updated on November 28, 2019
Videos and Screens
[1:19] Tennis in the Face trailer
Tennis in the Face Summary
Platforms:
PC Windows March 21, 2013
PlayStation 3 March 17, 2015
PlayStation Vita March 17, 2015
PlayStation 4 November 12, 2014
Xbox One December 9, 2016
Android April 29, 2013
Apple iOS January 24, 2013
Windows Phone February 19, 2013
Nintendo Switch December 8, 2017
