Tennis Tycoonios
Iain Atkinson · Games
From a single court to Grand Slam glory. Tennis Tycoon is the deep management sim tennis has been waiting for. Start with one cracked hard court and a dream, then build your way to a world-class academy producing champions. YOUR CLUB. YOUR WAY. Every decision is yours. Hire coaches. Scout prodigies. Build clay courts, grass courts, fitness centers, and pro shops. Set training programs. Balance the books. Manage injuries. Navigate the politics of parents, sponsors, and rival academies. There are no shortcuts to the top - just smart management and tough calls. A FULL TENNIS CALENDAR Follow the real rhythm of professional tennis across 365 days of in-game action. Hard court swings in January. Clay season building to Roland Garros. The sprint through grass. The US Open Series. The Asian swing. Off-season planning. Your players compete in over 100 tournaments a year across Local, Regional, National, International, and Grand Slam tiers. DEEP PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Your players aren't just numbers — they're careers in the making. Eight detailed skill attributes, hidden potential ceilings, preferred play styles, morale, injury risk, and age-driven progression. A 14-year-old junior with a monster forehand might become your first Grand Slam champion - if you pair them with the right coach, protect them from burnout, and enter them in the right tournaments at the right time. THE INBOX IS YOUR WORLD Every time you advance, a stack of messages arrives. Match results. Player breakthroughs. Staff complaints. Facility breakdowns. Sponsorship offers. Scouting reports. Surprise events that demand real decisions - do you let the TV crew disrupt training for a reputation boost? Do you risk playing an injured star in a must-win semi-final? Every choice has consequences. GROW FROM NOTHING Five distinct club levels mark your journey: Single Court — just you, a court, and ten hopeful members Local Club — your first staff, junior programs, local tournaments Regional Academy — new court surfaces, scouting networks, serious competition National Powerhouse — top-100 players, sponsorships, national titles Global Empire — Grand Slam champions and a brand that speaks for itself BUILT FOR MOBILE Designed from the ground up for on-the-go management. Quick sessions that fit into a commute, or marathon planning sessions when you have the time. Offline-first - no internet required. Auto-saves after every turn. NO PAY WALLS. NO TIMERS. Everything in the game is achievable without spending a penny beyond the purchase price. Optional in-app purchases offer convenience boosts - never locked content. No energy systems. No ads. No waiting for real-time clocks. Your progress is earned, not bought. Download Tennis Tycoon and find out if you have what it takes to build a dynasty.
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As of Jul 4, 2026stale (74d)
Rating 4.83
Ratings 6
Price $2.99
Version
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Released May 8, 2026

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v1.2.3Jul 4, 2026
What’s new in v1.2.3 Bug Fixes: • Fixed edge cases where the game could silently stop moving forward when you pressed Continue. • The Match Center button on the dashboard now always opens your live match. Before, it sometimes did nothing while a match was in progress. • Fixed a freeze caused by double-tapping a text field, most noticeable when setting up a new club. • If your device can't save your game (for example, storage is full), you now get a clear one-time warning instead of silently losing progress. • Fixed a rare case where ranking points could be counted twice. Reputation Tuning: • The reputation growth formula was rebalanced to ensure more consistent reputation growth and drops based on user actions. Your club's reputation may settle at a slightly different level after updating - that's expected, not a bug. • The reputation breakdown now explains itself. It tells you whether your club is climbing, holding steady, or running ahead of its current form; and shows your two best next moves to raise it. Thanks for playing! If you spot anything you’d like fixed or new ideas to improve gameplay, please reach out. We read every email and report sent through the app.

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★★★★★neutralBobbosquaredsquared · 2026-07-05 · v1.2.3
Needs improvement
Names don’t match nationalities and there should be more variety in names.
★★★★★positiveP388le · 2026-06-18 · v1.2.0
Detailed and fun
I’m not a fan of tennis in general but do enjoy simulation games. This one has me hooked. Really well done.
★★★★★positiveEdawg7l · 2026-06-12 · v1.1.2
Great Game
This game is addictive, and I really like the way it’s set up. It’s nice to have a solid Tennis management game.
★★★★★positivePissed91837462828 · 2026-06-03 · v1.1.1
Astonishing
This is one of the greatest iPhone game I’ve ever played. Incredibly addicting. I don’t even have any ideas for how to make it better. I love it.
★★★★★positiveMentions pricingAtko18 · 2026-05-21 · v1.0
Super addicting
I played tennis to a semi-pro level and had basically given up on tennis games. They’re either arcade-style unrealistic or pay-to-play. I picked this game up before a flight and got super addicted. It reminds me of Football Manager (which I used to love growing up) but for tennis. You can play quickly and coast or you can get super in depth with match tactics, coaching hires and facility growth. My only gripe is it would be awesome to watch matches vs just the text. But it’s a great game overall if you like sims.