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Mnshine has released a free mobile trial for Champion Tennis, with a Steam demo planned for February 2027.
Champion Tennis · official art via IGDBMnshine has released a free mobile trial for Champion Tennis, a single-player sports game that uses card-driven gameplay and roguelite elements. Players can experience the tutorial and initial cup in this version. A one-time purchase of $2.99 on Google Play unlocks the full game, which Mnshine says contains no ads, subscriptions, or gacha mechanics. Players in China can access the free trial through TapTap.
During rallies, players use three skill cards and spend energy to perform special shots. Between games, players draft permanent skills and cup talents. The full game features 8 cups, 33 stages, 24 AI opponents, 15 permanent skills, 8 trophies, and 20 achievements. Mnshine says a first playthrough takes around 3 hours. The game supports offline play and 36 languages. Mnshine also noted that AI was used for some character artwork and parts of the development process. A Steam demo is planned ahead of Steam Next Fest in February 2027.


