Tennis in the Face is a simple geometry based puzzle game where you control a tennis player (Pete Pagassi) to hit multiple to knock them out.

The game is set over 8 chapters, each with about 10 levels in, and should not take you more than a few hours to gather all the achievements and get the goal crown from each level (gained by finishing the level with a certain amount of balls/exploding cans left over)

The game is incredibly casual, and is something you would expect to find on an Android/iOS device, but for fans of these types of games, you will still enjoy.

The music can be incredibly grating at times as it is very repetitive and does not change throughout the entire game, and this becomes increasingly a problem if you find yourself stuck on a level. Possibly, this game is something you will want to play with the sound off, or your own music playing instead.

Overall, it's hard not to recommend the game, as although it may overstay it's welcome slightly, and lack variety, it's clear from the off what time of game this is, and the price is charges for it is not egregious, so for what it is, it's perfectly serviceable.

Best for: Energy Deficient Tennis Fans

Tennis in the Face is a simple geometry based puzzle game where you control a tennis player (Pete Pagassi) to hit multiple to knock them out. The game is set over 8 chapters, each with about 10 levels in, and should not take you more than a few hours to gather all the achievements and get the goal crown from each level (gained by finishing the level with a certain amount of balls/exploding cans left over) The game is incredibly casual, and is something you would expect to find on an Android/iOS device, but for fans of these types of games, you will still enjoy. The music can be incredibly grating at times as it is very repetitive and does not change throughout the entire game, and this becomes increasingly a problem if you find yourself stuck on a level. Possibly, this game is something you will want to play with the sound off, or your own music playing instead. Overall, it's hard not to recommend the game, as although it may overstay it's welcome slightly, and lack variety, it's clear from the off what time of game this is, and the price is charges for it is not egregious, so for what it is, it's perfectly serviceable. Best for: Energy Deficient Tennis Fans