Tennis Manager 2023

Ich habe den Tennis Manager 2021 gespielt, auch Tennis Elbow Manager 2 sowie die alten Tennis Manager Spiele auf dem C64. Daher denke ich mir, eine Meinung erlauben zu können. Das Positive vorweg: - Die UI ist für ein solches Spiel schön - Die Spielereigenschaften etc. sind sehr logisch aufgebaut. - Es gibt viele Turniere und viele Möglichkeiten die Akademie auszubauen. Warum ich das Spiel aktuell nicht empfehlen kann: - Es stürzt echt oft ab. Ich glaube ich habe jetzt 7 Mal das Spiel gespielt und 5 Mal ist es abgestürzt. Das nervt. Es bleibt einfach hängen und nach einer Zeit beendet sich das Spiel von alleine. Und wenn der Hersteller ein Patch raus gibt, hier noch ein paar Verbesserungswünsche: - Es ist sehr nervig, pro Spieler bei der Turnieranmeldung immer wieder alles neu einzustellen. Ich möchte direkt in die richtige Woche, ich stelle immer wieder ein "Mindestturnier" (mind. Pro 100) und keine Qualifikation ein. Dann gehe ich zum nächsten Spieler und muss wieder alles einstellen. Hier wäre ein vorgefertigter Filter, der bleibt, super. - So verhält es sich auch mit Mitarbeiterscuhe. - Warum kann ich mich nicht verbessern? Ich bin Cheftrainer mit 2,5* :( - Wieso kann ich mit Sponsoren nicht verhandeln? Ich will nicht immer 2 Saisonverträge haben. - Finanzen: Ich bekomme eine Monatsübersicht mit Einnahmen und Ausgaben. Aber kein Ergebnis wie viel ich plus oder minus gemacht habe. - Wieso kann ich nicht immer die Spiele simulieren, als voreingestellt? Ich muss immer aktiv auf "Simulieren" klicken. Das nervt.

Everything is great and just what i expected and more but the game itself is too hard and thus unsatisfying. I'm not playing games to curse and lose hair in my free time. EDIT: No, this game is very hard if you're not a tennis pro. Somehow my player that is ranked #317 lost 18 simulated matches against #474. This is not a game for you if you're not from the world of tennis.

Tennis Manager 2023 developed and published by Rebound CG is a detailed sports management simulation that focuses on the strategic, analytical, and developmental aspects of professional tennis rather than the direct control of athletes during matches. Designed for players who enjoy complex management systems and long-term career progression, the game places the player in the role of a tennis academy director responsible for scouting talent, training players, managing finances, and guiding athletes through the competitive global tennis circuit. The experience is heavily inspired by classic management simulations, emphasizing planning and strategy over reflex-based gameplay. The foundation of the game revolves around building and developing a successful tennis academy. Players begin by choosing an academy to manage or by creating a new one, after which they must recruit athletes, hire coaching staff, and invest in training facilities that improve player development. Each decision made behind the scenes has long-term consequences for the success of the academy. Managers must balance budgets, upgrade infrastructure, negotiate sponsorship deals, and manage staff contracts while simultaneously focusing on the progress of their players. This layer of administrative management forms a substantial part of the gameplay and gives the simulation a sense of realism that reflects the complex ecosystem surrounding professional tennis. One of the most impressive elements of the game is the scale of its tennis ecosystem. The simulation includes thousands of professional and junior players along with a wide range of international tournaments spread across the global tennis calendar. Managers guide athletes through various levels of competition, beginning with junior events and challenger circuits before eventually reaching the prestigious tournaments that define the top tier of the sport. Watching a young prospect gradually climb the rankings and compete against world-class opponents becomes one of the most rewarding aspects of the game. The progression system effectively mirrors the real-life journey of tennis players as they move from promising newcomers to elite professionals. Player development is handled through a sophisticated training system that focuses on multiple aspects of athletic performance. Each player possesses attributes related to physical conditioning, technical ability, and mental strength. Managers design training schedules that target specific weaknesses or enhance natural strengths, shaping the athlete’s playing style over time. For example, a player with strong serving power might be trained to become an aggressive serve-and-volley specialist, while another player with excellent endurance and defensive instincts may develop into a baseline counter-puncher. These developmental choices influence match tactics and long-term career potential, making the training system an essential part of the management process. Matches are presented through a 3D simulation engine that allows managers to watch their players compete in real time. While players do not directly control the athletes, they remain actively involved through tactical adjustments and coaching decisions during matches. Managers can change strategies, alter shot selection tendencies, and adjust player mentality in response to changing match conditions. These decisions replicate the role of a real tennis coach who must analyze the opponent’s style and guide their athlete toward the most effective strategy. The match engine provides a visual representation of these tactical choices, transforming statistical management into a more engaging and dramatic experience. Another interesting feature is the opportunity to take on national team responsibilities. Successful managers may be offered the role of national captain, allowing them to lead their country’s team in international competitions. This mode introduces additional strategic considerations such as selecting the best players for singles and doubles matches, managing team chemistry, and preparing athletes for high-pressure tournaments. Balancing the demands of running an academy while representing a national team adds variety and prestige to the career mode. The user interface is packed with data and statistics that help players analyze performance and plan future strategies. Detailed player profiles display information about form, strengths, weaknesses, match history, and ranking progression. Managers can review scouting reports, analyze opponent tendencies, and track tournament results through a variety of menu systems. While this abundance of information enhances the depth of the simulation, it also contributes to a fairly steep learning curve. New players unfamiliar with sports management games may initially feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of systems and options available. Visually, the game prioritizes functionality over spectacle, which is typical for management simulations. The interface focuses on presenting large amounts of data clearly and efficiently, while the match engine provides a more animated representation of tennis gameplay. Compared to earlier entries in the series, Tennis Manager 2023 features improved animations, more detailed player models, and enhanced match AI that produces more realistic rallies and strategic exchanges. While the graphics are not comparable to full sports action games, they serve their purpose well by making matches more engaging to watch. Despite its many strengths, the game is not without shortcomings. Some players have reported occasional technical issues, including performance hiccups or bugs that may disrupt long management campaigns. Additionally, the interface, although powerful, can sometimes feel dense and unintuitive when navigating the deeper layers of the management system. Certain areas of the simulation could also benefit from additional polish, particularly in how match commentary and presentation convey the drama of major tournaments. Even with these issues, the game remains one of the most comprehensive tennis management simulations currently available. Its emphasis on player development, tactical coaching, and long-term career planning creates a deeply strategic experience that rewards patience and thoughtful decision-making. For players who enjoy building teams, analyzing statistics, and guiding athletes to championship success, the game provides dozens of hours of engaging gameplay. Ultimately, Tennis Manager 2023 succeeds in capturing the strategic complexity behind professional tennis. It demonstrates how much effort goes into shaping athletes, planning tournament schedules, and managing the financial realities of running a successful academy. While it may not appeal to players seeking fast-paced on-court action, it offers a rich and rewarding experience for fans of sports management simulations who appreciate the strategic side of competitive tennis. Rating: 8/10

Pretty deep, and the 3D simulation is much better this year.

Great simulation, with a few lacking features. Firstly, tactics often lead to a reduction is stat areas where you would expect an increase and vice versa. For example, I use a modified big serve tactic where I refine it to be more aggressive. However, the player makes less aces than when they were a counter-attacker. Additionally, I wish there was doubles, at least at grand slams, and would even sacrifice juniors if we could get that.

Brak jeżyka Polskiego to ogromny minus

Funny game

Très bon jeu, les seuls bémols étant peut-être la facilité (le joueur que l'on crée atteindra quasiment tout le temps la place de numéro 1 mondial, ça serait cool d'avoir le choix de lui attribuer un potentiel moins bon), et le gameplay, qui, s'il était un peu meilleur (comme celui de Tennis Elbow), permettrait de vraiment vivre chaque match à 100%.

Отличная игра мне нравиться.

Quem não tem football manager no BR se contenta com isso...