
Live the career of a tennis player and reach world #1. Every decision matters.
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Absolute Tennis Manager 2 (ATM 2) is a deep management and simulation game set in the world of professional tennis.
Create or take control of a player and shape their entire career over the long term: plan your schedule, manage your personal life, develop your facilities, control your finances, and take care of your health throughout the seasons.
Surround yourself with a high-performing staff (coaches, trainers, physiotherapists), organize your training sessions, and adjust your tactical choices to progress consistently.
Analyze your opponents’ profiles to adopt the most suitable strategies before and during matches.
Travel the world through tournaments and manage travel logistics, competition scheduling, and their impact on fatigue, recovery, and preparation.
Aim for the biggest titles, in singles and team competitions, to steadily climb the world rankings.
Access a wide range of detailed statistics, historical data, and archives covering more than 25 years of simulation, within a fully dynamic universe.
The game features a substantial database with several thousand simulated players (professionals and juniors), as well as numerous staff members, referees, and sponsors, all evolving over time.
Absolute Tennis Manager 2 is designed for fans of demanding management simulations, where every decision has real long-term consequences.
Will you build a legendary career in the demanding world of modern tennis and earn your place in the game’s Hall of Fame?
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Disclaimer
Absolute Tennis Manager 2 is an independent tennis management simulation.
The game is not affiliated with any official organization (ATP, WTA, ITF, or others).
Player names and attributes are used exclusively for simulation and gameplay purposes.
Rankings, careers, and performances evolve dynamically and do not represent real-world data beyond the starting point of a new save.
All trademarks and rights belong to their respective owners.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian
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I really wanted to recommend this game, but I’m afraid I cannot. As it stands, the game is quite ambitious, with plenty of mechanics and lots to figure out. However, it ends up being a “wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle” type of experience. Far too many mechanics interact with each other in seemingly nonsensical ways. In matches, confidence, general fitness, and short-term fitness matter far more than player skill. I wouldn’t argue that these things shouldn’t matter, but the game does a terrible job of explaining how to maintain these attributes, or rather, it doesn’t explain it at all. This means that, regardless of which player you are controlling or emulating, you will lose to players far worse than your character. Alcaraz will lose to the world No. 150 in a Slam match, Sinner will get destroyed 6–0, 6–1 by the world No. 70, etc. Any game should allow for upsets, but that’s exactly what they should be: upsets. They cannot be the norm. On another note: localization. You should not play this game unless you speak French. The developer has tried to translate the game into various languages, and while I can’t speak for all of them, the English version contains so many untranslated French concepts that you would need a dictionary to get through it. Even the core English text often feels like it was translated using Google Translate or AI rather than by a human. Finally, this is a complaint not about the gameplay itself, but about how the game stores saves. All the information is stored in .db files, which isn’t unusual, as the Tennis Manager series does the same. What is strange, however, is that the game generates a new .db file for every single in-game day. These files average around 40 MB each. That’s 40 MB × 365 days = 14 GB per in-game year. There’s no reason a game like this should occupy that much space on a drive. In conclusion, ATM2 is an ambitious and interesting project, but that is also its main problem. The game tries to do too much and ends up stumbling over itself. It needs more time in the oven, and possibly a few features need to be scaled back or removed entirely. If you are looking for a “my player” type experience rather than a pure management sim, there are a few other options: 1. The Tennis Manager series is deeply flawed, with many nonsensical aspects, but in TM25 you can create your own player and manage their career. You will miss out on features such as interactions with other players and more detailed health systems, but honestly, you don’t need them. Player interactions are poorly implemented in ATM2, and the health system feels random and confusing. Why would I want to click a “heal” button every few seconds when the game already runs slowly? The main advantage ATM2 has is its statistical depth, with highly detailed match records and data. As a side note, TM25 also features the WTA Tour. 2. This option requires a bit more financial investment, but it is excellent. Buying Tennis Elbow 4 and Tennis Elbow Manager 2 allows you to experience the managerial aspect within a stronger overall system. Like in ATM2, you can create your own player or emulate a real one. The concepts are more streamlined, but many core ideas remain and are much easier to understand in TE4. You can also build your own home base, what ATM2 calls a “domain,” and hire specialized trainers. While the games share similar mechanics, TE4 executes them far better than ATM2. The main drawback is that TE4 is primarily a historical simulation. Starting from 2025 onward is a poor experience, as the game lacks detailed data on emerging players and their potential. However, it offers an extremely rich historical database. If you want to play from the 1980s to 2025, it is the best tennis management and player simulation available. Both of the games mentioned above also offer real-time match simulation. TE4’s simulation is excellent, with multiple camera angles and, when modded, accurate biomechanics for top players. TM25 also includes a real-time mode, but it pales in comparison to TE4. In general, if you want a player management experience set from 2025 onward, go with TM25. If you want a high-quality tennis simulation with optional player management, go with TE4.
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Nueva versión de un manager de tenis bastante profundo, con mucho detalle, y datos históricos. El progreso es en diferentes bloques diarios, hasta cubrir un día, pero permite una simulación profunda y detallada pudiendo gestionar muchos aspectos. A parte de gestionar nuestra planificación, tendremos que gestionar nuestro entrenamiento, que dependerá del staff que contratemos, con el que tendremos que negociar diferentes aspectos. Tendremos que mantener relaciones con tenistas y miembros de personal, con lo que podremos llegar a interesantes acuerdos... o ganarnos enemigos. Tendremos vida privada, con posibilidad de vacaciones o actividades que en algunos casos van relacionadas con el tenis (eventos de sponsor) Mucha estadística y datos históricos para vivir el tenis hasta el último detalle.
I saw the developer promoting the game on the tennis subreddits and been wanting to play a tennis management game as it is the sport I mostly watch. I haven't really tried Tennis Elbow Manager so I have no comparison but I have to say that for a game being developed by one person, it is a good start. I like that you can control a lot of aspects especially during match play but I am not sure you are able to tell what adjustments worked well or not. Although I have gone through 4 or 5 new careers, my player has only won 1 out of 10 matches, majority against players ranked 400 spots below me. And my player never holds serve at all. Maybe something to do with confidence? But then again to be fair, I have been starting out with 17-18 year old players so might tweak their ages to see if it changes. Bank loans really help in the beginning so that you can upgrade your house to give you a leg up in boosting some of your stats. But winning matches is the most viable option to get you career going and it seems to be the most difficult thing to do at the moment. Would love to discuss with other players to see what I am doing wrong probably! Lastly, my main frustration is finding staff, as all of them seem to refuse you. And there is no way to track who you have contacted (unless you make a manual list!) with the amount of people I am having to call to work with me. That said, I am somewhat enjoying creating new careers to find out what the best beginning stats are but hopefully some updates and fixes could be done to improve the experience. I can recommend this game if you want to be one of the beginning players and maybe have a hand in helping improve it to be the game it is meant to be.
Très bon jeu ! Je suis impressionné par sa profondeur et son réalisme
J'ai recu une clé en avance du jeu et je trouve que le jeu est prodond dasnn ses mécaniques de gameplay (choix du tournois, entrainemennt, staff, fatigue de notre joueur...) Cependant il y a quelques soucis d'optimisation du jeu qui me frustre : -La simulation des periodes de la journée est lente - notre joueur est tres limite physiquement - l'affichage des stats de notre adversaire est buggée mis a part ces quelques soucis le jeu est bien
J'avais déjà aimé le 1er opus, après quelques heures de jeu je peux déjà remarquer que l'on est sur un énorme glow up aussi bien en terme de graphisme que de nouvelles fonctionnalités. J'ai l'impression que le moteur de match à également été également bien optimisé pour prendre en compte toutes les actions que l'on peut effectué au niveau du coaching ou des stratégies, on voit une vraie incidence sur l'évolution du match de nos interventions. La base de données est folle (joueurs, staff, palmarès etc..) Je sens que je vais encore y passer des nuits blanches... ahah (partie démarrée sur le mode carrière pour le moment)
Je ne savais pas vraiment à quoi m'attendre en lançant ce jeu, mais au final j’ai été agréablement surpris. Le jeu est vraiment sympa si vous aimez les jeux de gestion. On passe pas mal de temps à organiser la carrière du joueur : choisir les tournois, gérer l’entraînement, planifier ses activités faire attention à la fatigue.. (ps : petit coup de coeur sur l'activité casino dont je suis accro). Du coup ça donne un vrai côté stratégique et très réel, c’est assez satisfaisant, surtout quand on voit son joueur progresser au fur et à mesure des saisons. Ce que j’aime bien aussi c’est quand même beaucoup de profondeur si on veut vraiment optimiser les choses. Bref, si vous aimez le tennis et les jeux de management, je recommande vraiment ce jeu. Le jeu a clairement du potentiel et j’ai hâte de voir comment il va évoluer.
Jeu très captivant ! Impressionné par la profondeur du jeu. Les possibilités de carrière, entre le staff, le domaine, les voyages ou les activités sont très réalistes.
Machen wir es kurz: Ich spiele viele (Sport)Managerspiele und Tennis Manager seit knapp 40 Jahren. Ich habe mich tatsächlich auf dieses hier sehr gefreut, weil nach dem Grand Slam Sieg von Zverev war ich voll in Stimmung. Die Ansätze sind interessant, aber was mir gar nicht gefällt und die Liste ist nicht vollständig: - Wieso gibt es diverse Großstädte wie Cologne oder Napoli nicht? - Sehr doof finde ich, dass mein Spieler bei der Reiseplanung von Trento nach Österreich über 6.000 km fliegen soll, was natürlich Fitness, aber auch Geld kostet. Nerviger Fehler. - Noch ätzender finde ich, dass ich zwei Sponsorenverträge annehme, aber nur einen sehe. Dort habe ich dann eine Klausel, wenn ich vier Spiele hintereinander verliere dann können die kündigen. Was passiert? Ich gewinne direkt das Spiel und der Sponsor kündigt. - Mir ist es mehrfach passiert, dass die Windows-Fenster die ich schließen möchte, "ruckeln" und wenn ich dann nochmal drücke, schließe ich das Spiel, aber zum Glück kommt die Abfrage ob ich das Spiel beenden möchte. Ist aber trotzdem nervig. - Mehr Übersicht wäre wünschenswert,z. B. muss ich, wenn ich sehe will wie fit mein Spieler ist, mit der Maus auf eine bestimmte Stelle scrollen und das Maus over auslösen Nee, in diesem Zustand, keine Empfehlung.
Excelente simulación! Juego muy realista! Te dejas llevar en la aventura del circuito profesional y no ves el tiempo pasar. Vamos por el puesto 1!
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