Champion Tennis Brings Card-Based Chaos to Android

Champion Tennis, an arcade tennis game from Mnshine Studio, is now available on Google Play for Android, with a free demo on TapTap. Its visuals have prompted questions about possible AI use.

Champion Tennis, an arcade tennis game from Mnshine Studio, is now available for purchase on Google Play for Android. A free demo is available through TapTap.

Players compete in a series of tennis cups against computer-controlled opponents. After matches, they collect skill cards that add abilities and upgrades to their play style.

The cards include attacks based on ice, fire, lightning and meteors. These options add arcade elements to the game’s standard tennis matches.

Champion Tennis uses a roguelite progression system. Players build their collection of abilities over repeated runs through the cups, with each match adding new options for later games.

The game has cartoon-style visuals, including largely static backgrounds and wide-eyed player characters. These elements have prompted questions about whether some of the game’s assets were created with AI. The available information does not confirm that AI-generated assets were used.

The Android release includes tennis cups, computer-controlled opponents and card-based abilities. Players can try the free TapTap demo before purchasing the full game on Google Play.

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