Tampere, Finland, November 29th 2016 – Multiplatform game developer 10tons Ltd. announced today that the physics-based puzzle game Tennis in the Face will be released for Xbox One via the ID@Xbox self publishing program on December 9th. The game is priced $4.99 USD. Pre-order for the game is now available with a 10% discount, which will run through December 15th as a launch discount.
“Tennis in the Face is just a hilarious pick up and play game. Everyone who enjoyed the sequel, Baseball Riot, should get it right away. Others should check out the trailer, which explains the charms of the game very well!” says Tero Alatalo, CEO of 10tons.
Tennis in the Face is a physics based puzzle game with a hefty dose of slapstick comedy. The player, as the former tennis star Pete Pagassi, must rid the city from the grasp of the evil energy drink manufacturer Explodz Inc. by clearing more than 120 increasingly challenging levels. This is done by knocking out Explodz fueled goons such as creepy clowns, corrupt riot police, mad scientists and hipsters with oversized smartphones by swift tennis serves. Bouncing the ball off walls, platforms and other objectives is the core of the puzzle mechanic, while funny ragdoll characters deliver the comedy.
Tennis in the Face Features:
- Easy to pick-up bouncer gameplay
- Hilarious ragdoll characters
- Over 120 levels plus bonus game modes
- 15 rewarding achievements
Tennis in the Face will be released for Xbox One via the ID@Xbox self publishing program on December 9th. You can pre-order it right now in the Microsoft Store.
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