When it comes to sports on mobile devices, the trend has shifted toward technical advancements, yet there remains a strong appeal for simplicity and minimalism. This is vividly showcased in Frost Pop's latest mobile release, Big Time Sports.
Drawing inspiration from the classic Track & Field, Big Time Sports captures the essence of its predecessor with a collection of microgames themed around various sports and athletic competitions such as bicycling and weightlifting. The gameplay is straightforward and engaging, echoing the charm and simplicity of Track & Field. Each sport is broken down into a simple, repetitive action—whether it's holding your finger to pitch a baseball or timing a release to swing, or spinning during a high dive. The game strips sports simulation to its core elements, making it surprising that such a concept hadn't made its way to mobile sooner.
I'm on my way I'm making itFrost Pop's other recent release, I Am Your Beast by Strange Scaffold, offers a striking contrast to Big Time Sports. While I Am Your Beast delivers intense, hardcore gameplay, Big Time Sports provides easy-to-play, casual microgames that are accessible even to those who aren't avid gamers.
Although Big Time Sports may not be a game that players revisit frequently, it stands out as a visually appealing and neat addition to a niche genre. For fans of sports-themed entertainment, particularly those who enjoy top anime series on the subject, there's exciting news on the horizon. The beloved volleyball series Haikyu!! is set to launch a new volleyball simulation game on mobile devices worldwide in the near future.
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