Tennis Elbow Manager 2

Tennis Elbow Manager 2 is a tennis management game in which you take charge of a coach and their player. Aim for the world Number One ranking, stay there as long as possible and win as many Grand Slam titles as you can. You can manage a tour career or play matches yourself using the 3D match engine, including matches in the Training Club.

Manage a tennis career

The World Tour includes men’s and women’s tours, with 3,500 players evolving over 70 years: from 1973 to 2042 for men and from 1983 to 2042 for women. It features more than 400 tournaments, including the World Team Cup and the Masters Cup, as well as singles and doubles, Junior and Pro Tours, and a full ranking system like the ATP entry ranking. You can coach up to nine players and choose from five coaching difficulty levels.

For each match, choose a 3D match with real-time coaching, a textual match or an instant result. The game is modding friendly.

Play the matches

The 3D match engine lets you play tennis in the Training Club, and you can optionally take control of your player during tournament matches. The engine improves on the one from Tennis Elbow 2013 with new ball, court, strike and player physics, along with improved AI, new player strategies and more realistic behavior. Playing tournament matches yourself can make some skills less important to management, and the simulation is more demanding to master.

There are nine court surfaces, each with a specific rebound: clay, green clay, grass, hard, blue-green hard, classic synthetic, NewLine synthetic, indoor hard and indoor synthetic. Matches offer six difficulty levels, each divided into 10 sublevels, and seven camera modes. Male and female 3D players are fully customizable, and matches support split screen. Set match length to one to six games per set and choose best of one, three or five sets.

Local multiplayer

In the Training Club, up to four people can play in the same match. In the World Tour, there is one coach, but different human players can control different coached players during their 3D matches.