Tennis Manager 2022

I approached Tennis Manager 2022 knowing it's not a match-play game; it's a personnel and budget puzzle wrapped in a sports coat. You build an academy, recruit raw talent, allocate training hours across disciplines, and watch potential players develop across multiple seasons. The core loop is familiar to anyone who's played Football Manager or similar titles: hire coaches, balance resources, set training priorities, then monitor how your choices pan out in tournament results. It's turn-based administration, not real-time action. The game delivers exactly what it promises within a narrow scope. If you want deep court simulation or match replays, you're looking elsewhere. But if you enjoy optimizing talent pipelines and tracking how a rookie develops into a ranked player over three seasons, the spreadsheet appeal is there. The 2022 roster update and Steam Workshop support suggest the developer is listening to a small but engaged audience. Not for everyone, but for the right player, someone who finds joy in the backend work of sports management, it scratches a specific itch.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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