AO Tennis is now available, and as such, so too is a listing of the game’s Achievements and Trophies. Let’s get into it with a list from TrueAchievements.
- Stayin’ Afive (50): Win 5 consecutive matches.
- Creationist (5): Create a player in the Academy.
- You Cannot Be Serious!!! (25): Overturn a line judge’s decision with a challenge.
- Happy Returns (10): Hit a return winner against your opponents serve.
- Max Power (20): Have a serve reach over 200 km/h.
- King of Spin (10): Win a point with a top spin shot.
- Point Break (20): Win a game on your opponent’s serve.
- Dropsy (10): Win a point with a drop shot.
- Denied! (10): Lose a challenged decision.
- Aces (5): Win a point with an ace.
- Fetch (10): Win a game by only hitting Aces.
- Lobster (10): Win a point with a lob shot.
- TENnis (25): Play 10 Casual Matches.
- Aces High (25): Hit 100 aces in any singles game mode.
- At The Double (25): Win the Australian Open Doubles final.
- Backbreaker (25): Hit 100 Backhand winners in any singles game mode.
- Bagelled (25): Win a set 6-0.
- Forehanded Compliment (40): Hit 100 Forehand winners in any singles game mode.
- Kerb Stomped (40): Win the Australian Open with Angelique Kerber.
- Many Happy Returns (40): Hit 50 return winners against your opponents serve.
- Raffle (50): Win the Australian Open with Rafael Nadal.
- Run Around (50): Make your opponent run 100 metres during a point.
- Tie Fighter (50): Win a match via a tie break.
- Who on earth is…? (50): Win the Australian Open with a custom created player.
- Clear Run (50): Win the Australian Open without dropping a set for the tournament.
- Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner (70): Hit 500 winners in all singles game modes.
- Comeback Kid (70): Win a five set match after being two sets down.
- Rallying (90): Have a 72 shot rally in a single point.
- Room Service (90): Get 100% of first serves in for a set.
What do you make of the list?
AO Tennis is available now on Xbox One and PS4. Expect our thoughts from 8.00 am AEDT.
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