2K Games has officially announced Top Spin 2K25 with a new presentation, in addition to revealing the multiple versions of the game, the professional characters that will be playable and much more, which we will share with you below.

The Top Spin series has always been one of the most famous game series that feature the sport of tennis, with its most famous professionals including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novack Djokovic, and before them Pete Sampras, and in the women's section, sisters Serena and Venus Williams and others.

Top Spin 2K25 will be the most realistic tennis game ever released by 2K Games, starting with gameplay that showcases realistic movement physics for each player with their own unique style, as well as realistic graphics and more.

Retired legends Roger Federer and Serena Williams grace the regular version, while rising star Carlos Alcaraz, alongside stars Iga Swiatek and Tiafoe Francis, grace the cover of the game's Deluxe Edition.

The game will feature approximately 24 playable players, including retired legends and prominent names. The game will feature both single-player and group play, and will feature the four major Grand Slam tournaments, which are the Australian Open, the Roland Championships, Wimbledon and finally the US Open, as well as the nine 1,000-point Masters tournaments.

The game will also feature 48 different stadiums, including 15 realistically designed stadiums. The game will be priced at $$60 and $$70 on Xbox Series, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC, and is set to release on April 26 next year.

Different versions of Top Spin 2K25

• The regular version costs US$$ 60 in the last generation, while the current version costs US$$ 70.
• The Deluxe Edition, priced at US$$ 100, will launch with some special packs for players and ample amount of in-game currency.
• The Grand Slam version costs US$$ 120 and contains special packages for the four major tournaments for some players, including costumes, rackets and more.

This is the first part of the series after the last part released in 2011. Are you excited about it?