New Star Games, renowned for their engaging pixel-art sports titles like New Star Soccer, Retro Goal, and Retro Bowl, have added another gem to their collection with the release of Retro Slam Tennis. This retro-style tennis game brings the classic sports gaming experience to a new level, offering players the chance to embark on a tennis career journey from the ground up.

Game, Set, Match in Retro Slam Tennis

In Retro Slam Tennis, players start as aspiring tennis pros and work their way to the top. The game offers diverse playing surfaces, including hard, clay, and grass courts, allowing you to hone your skills across various conditions. Beyond the thrill of hitting the perfect shot, the game immerses you in the life of a professional athlete, where you manage your training regimen, personal relationships, and career aspirations.

You can hire coaches, undertake their challenges, balance your relationships with friends and family, and even attract sponsors. With the money earned, indulge in luxury items or grab an NRG can to boost your performance when the pressure mounts. A unique feature of Retro Slam Tennis is its social media component, reflecting the modern athlete's need to maintain a public image. Your in-game choices can significantly influence your career trajectory, making it a compelling RPG experience.

It’s Now Available on Android Globally

Published by Five Aces Publishing and developed by New Star Games, Retro Slam Tennis made its initial debut on iOS in select regions in July 2024. The game is now available globally on Android, offering a free-to-play experience that captures the charm of Retro Bowl and Retro Goal.

Simon Read, the founder of New Star Games, emphasized that Retro Slam Tennis follows a formula similar to New Star Soccer, blending arcade-style gameplay with a light-hearted simulation of an athlete's career. If you're a fan of sports games, you can explore Retro Slam Tennis on the Google Play Store.

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