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Version 2.1 · 2026-03-19
Multiplayer support and new iPhone app. Bug fixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.1, updated 2026-03-19.








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Crown Tennis is a retro ping pong game built for Apple Watch, with offline solo play and online multiplayer matches.
Turn the Digital Crown to control your paddle, feel every rally with haptics, and enjoy vivid particle effects with a dynamic parallax background powered by the watch’s gyroscope.
Play quick matches anytime: practice offline against the computer, or jump into online multiplayer to challenge other players. Improve your stats and unlock awards as you climb through three difficulty levels.
Features:
• Digital Crown controls designed for Apple Watch
• Online multiplayer matches
• Haptics, particle effects, and arcade-style presentation
• Dynamic parallax background using gyroscope motion
• 3 difficulty modes
• Player stats and 14 unlockable awards
• Offline solo play against the computer
• Optional Pro purchase for extra paddle colors…
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Multiplayer support and new iPhone app. Bug fixes and improvements.
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