TIEBREAK+
44 guides
Career
TIEBREAK+ Career Mode Complete Guide
Career Mode lets players progress through a full ATP or WTA season.
TIEBREAK+ World Ranking Guide
Career progression is structured around climbing toward world No. 1.
Competition
TIEBREAK+ Australian Open Guide
Australian Open is included in the Grand Slam Edition.
TIEBREAK+ Tournament Bracket Formats Guide
External competition can use knockout, double elimination, round robin or groups.
TIEBREAK+ Community Tournament Guide
TIEBREAK+ allows players to promote and organise multiplayer competitions with custom community rules.
TIEBREAK+ Custom Competition Rules Guide
Community-run tournaments can use organiser-defined rules and stages.
TIEBREAK+ Grand Slam Guide
The Grand Slam Edition includes Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and US Open.
TIEBREAK+ Matchup Preparation Guide
Player-specific techniques and strategies create different matchup dynamics.
TIEBREAK+ Roland-Garros Guide
Roland-Garros is included in the Grand Slam Edition.
TIEBREAK+ Tournament Structure Guide
TIEBREAK+ includes a large number of licensed professional tournaments.
Getting Started
TIEBREAK+ Beginner Guide
TIEBREAK+ is the official ATP and WTA tennis game from Big Ant Studios and Nacon, covering full-season career play, licensed professionals, tourn...
TIEBREAK+ Platforms and Editions Guide
TIEBREAK+ is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Strategy
TIEBREAK+ Clay Court Guide
Clay slows play and rewards spin, patience and sliding-style court coverage.
TIEBREAK+ Grass Court Guide
Grass encourages faster points and lower-bounce adaptation.
TIEBREAK+ Hard Court Guide
Hard courts reward balanced movement and all-court tennis.
TIEBREAK+ Point Construction Guide
Competitive tennis rewards planned serve patterns, depth, angles and variation.
TIEBREAK+ Stamina Management Guide
Long matches across full tournament seasons reward physical management.
TIEBREAK+ Court Surfaces Guide
Professional tennis surfaces change bounce, speed and movement demands.
Gameplay
TIEBREAK+ Controls Guide
Controls cover movement, timing, shot type, serve, volley and tactical positioning.
TIEBREAK+ Defensive Tennis Guide
Defense relies on movement, high-percentage shot selection and patience.
TIEBREAK+ Groundstroke Guide
Baseline play combines timing, direction, spin and player-specific animations.
TIEBREAK+ Movement and Court Positioning Guide
Court positioning determines whether shots are taken balanced or under pressure.
TIEBREAK+ Return of Serve Guide
Returns require early positioning and controlled timing.
TIEBREAK+ Serve Guide
Serving combines placement, pace and player-specific technique.
TIEBREAK+ Slice Guide
Slice changes pace and bounce and can disrupt aggressive opponents.
TIEBREAK+ Topspin Guide
Topspin provides margin and helps push opponents behind the baseline.
Creative
TIEBREAK+ Court and Stadium Creator Guide
The UGC system supports custom court and stadium designs.
TIEBREAK+ Player Creator Guide
The UGC system supports creating and sharing custom players.
TIEBREAK+ User-Generated Content Guide
TIEBREAK+ includes a deep UGC system for players, courts and stadiums.
Support
TIEBREAK+ Current Competitive State Guide
As of September 23, 2026, TIEBREAK+ remains the latest official ATP/WTA game from Big Ant Studios and Nacon.
Modes
TIEBREAK+ Novak Djokovic Slam Challenge Guide
The Novak Djokovic Slam Challenge recreates selected historic career moments.
Content
TIEBREAK+ Grand Slam Edition Guide
The current Grand Slam Edition expands the game with more than 100 official tournaments and over 150 licensed professionals.
TIEBREAK+ Tennis Legends Guide
The roster includes current stars and legendary players.
TIEBREAK+ Licensed Players Guide
TIEBREAK+ features a large licensed ATP/WTA roster with distinctive techniques and strategies.
TIEBREAK+ Player Styles Guide
Licensed players are designed to reproduce real-world techniques and strategic tendencies.
Multiplayer
TIEBREAK+ Local PvP Guide
The PC version supports shared/split-screen local PvP.
Training
TIEBREAK+ Practice Routine Guide
Competitive improvement requires repetition of serve, return, rally and movement patterns.