Big Time Sports, one of two new mobile releases from Frost Pop, offers a refreshing take on mobile sports games. This Track & Field-inspired title features a series of microgames, each themed around a different sport like bicycling or weightlifting.
The game's simplicity is its strength. Like its spiritual predecessor, Track & Field, Big Time Sports utilizes straightforward controls. Each microgame requires simple, repetitive actions for success. While not complex, this simplicity is surprisingly engaging, as fans of Track & Field can attest.
Gameplay is incredibly intuitive. In baseball, for example, you hold your finger to pitch and release to swing. High diving involves holding to spin. Big Time Sports cleverly distills sports simulation to its core mechanics, making it a surprisingly fresh mobile experience.
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Interestingly, Big Time Sports contrasts sharply with Frost Pop's other recent release, I Am Your Beast by Strange Scaffold. While I Am Your Beast offers intense, hardcore gameplay, Big Time Sports provides casual, accessible microgames that even casual gamers can enjoy.
Big Time Sports might not be a game players return to endlessly, but it's a visually appealing and charming entry in a niche genre.
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