Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you are a fan of Mario tennis games this one doesn’t disappoint. Added racket feature make tennis super fun so many characters and fun game plays

As good Mario tennis aces hopefully they add more. You can play with 3 other friends if you make an online lobby

Very fun and exciting experience for the family and friends

Mario Tennis Fever delivers fast, chaotic matches that lean hard into arcade energy over realism. Rallies escalate quickly, power shots feel satisfyingly exaggerated, and the character-specific abilities keep every set unpredictable. It’s built for momentum swings and loud comebacks rather than patient baseline grinding. The game’s biggest strength is accessibility. Controls are simple enough for newcomers, but there’s enough timing nuance and risk-reward shot selection to reward skilled players. Local multiplayer is where it shines most, turning tight tie-breakers into genuinely tense showdowns. Its weakness is repetition. Without deep progression or varied modes, extended solo play can start to feel thin. Still, as a pick-up-and-play party sports title, it succeeds at delivering colorful, high-speed fun.

Pros: - What matters most: fun gameplay. Both singles and doubles gameplay is great. Another addition to the party games - Options: The different fever rackets, play modes are dope. Cons: - Pricing point is steep. But that seems to be the norm for video games now. - Story mode was pointless, only played to fully unlock. Hopeful to see if there's more courts/characters that will come out. Though I don't expect it since they haven't done any additions with Mario Kart World.

What every Mario sports games should strive for. The level of quality and replayability with friends is quite high. A plethora of characters to pick from with half of the roster being unlockable giving reason to keep playing. The story mode was short and should be longer however this is the best Mario tennis game to date, since the bar was set so high with Mario Power Tennis for the GameCube. A fantastic pick up for a group of friends to enjoy and share together

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Mario Tennis Fever feels less like a traditional sports game and more like a party waiting to happen. Every match is unpredictable thanks to the over-the-top mechanics, especially the Fever abilities that can instantly turn the tide. What really makes this game shine is local play. Sitting next to friends, reacting in real time, trash-talking, and laughing at last-second comebacks is where the game truly comes alive. It’s easy to pick up, but chaotic enough to keep everyone engaged, whether you’re playing seriously or just messing around. It may not have the deepest story or the most realistic tennis mechanics, but that’s not the point—this is pure, fast-paced fun.

The amount of characters and game modes make it really interesting. The graphics are exploiting the console capabilities and makes it really appealing to play the story mode

I'm a sucker for Mario games but this has been the best Mario sports game since Mario Baseball. It's been so much fun!

I knew what I was getting into buying this game and overall still have fun with it but the price is definitely debatable. If you played Mario Tennis Aces on the Switch 1 then aside from the graphical difference overall you're playing the same game. It's definitely a lot of fun playing against real gamers online in competition but other then that there's not any big difference. If you're still wanting to play this game then wait for a Black Friday sale or when it goes for at least $40-$50 especially if you already have the previous Mario. Tennis game.

I was worried about another tennis game so soon, but this is really fun to play and different enough from aces to feel new!

Love the Mari tennis so fun, great time! My son has played for hours and assures me it is the best yet!

Super fun game! The addition of "fever rackets" adds a fun kind of chaos to the completion.

This is one of the newly-released Mario games that really interested me.

Very fun and entertaining game. Runs well, great graphics, so much fun!

Overall graphics and mechanics of the game are good. The fever rackets are an improvement over the special moves in Mario Tennis Aces and the addition of a lot of new playable characters adds a lot of variety. Frustrations are that there are two additional difficulty levels that can be unlocked but for some reason can't be used in the tournaments nor can any of the additional courts that can be unlocked, and the game assigns the same small group of players to the tournaments instead of randomly populating the tournaments with the full roster of playable characters. Most frustrating of all is every character hits really shallow and they play most points at the service line or close to the net so there is no such thing as a baseline rally in this game. The game is fun and has its moments but at the price Nintendo is charging, there should be a lot more depth to the game play.

Great game, very fun to play. Good quality, easy pick up.

It was real fun. I like the different types of rackets.

Best Mario tennis game ever playing all family loves it