While Dino Galaxy Tennis has been out on Steam for a while, it’s recently released on Nintendo Switch. These minigames pay homage to other classics, like endless runners, or even Breakout. There is also a challenge mode you can play, and while it’s technically a third mode, it’s just a collection of the minigames from the single player mode. While Dino Galaxy Tennis might not be the first party game that might pop into your head if you have friends over, it definitely should be considered for your game night rotation. You can play its story mode either solo or with a friend, or you can challenge a friend with its versus mode-or play doubles against another team of two. There are two different ways you can play Dino Galaxy Tennis. Some planets use portals to change things up, others have environmental hazards like volcanoes that will spit out an extra meteor towards your opponent’s planet. Each different planet has its own set of quirks.
Collect power-ups to trick or outmaneuver opponents, while using a variety of different attacks.
Screenshot: Dino Galaxy TennisĮach of the five planets you’ll visit will have its own challenges to overcome. In story mode, which can be played entirely in co-op or single player, your goal is to visit each of the 5 worlds with the goal of becoming the Galactic Tennis Tournament champion. You can play either singles, or doubles with a co-op partner. And while Dino Galaxy Tennis manages to be pretty darn cute, cuteness isn’t enough to carry a video game.ĭino Galaxy Tennis is a tennis game where you play against another dinosaur with the goal of hitting meteors into their planet, while stopping them from hitting yours. Dino Galaxy Tennis scratches that exact itch, and manages to do it with an interesting-but dark-theme. Anyone who follows my work knows I love co-op games, especially those you can play on the couch with your loved one.
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