Big Time Sports Launches Microgame Athletics on iOS

When it comes to sports on mobile devices, the focus has often been on pushing technical boundaries, yet there remains a significant appeal for minimalist games. This is clearly showcased in Frost Pop's latest release, Big Time Sports.

Drawing inspiration from the classic Track & Field, Big Time Sports captures the essence of its predecessor with a mix of fantastic and frustrating gameplay. The game simplifies sports into microgames, where success hinges on executing straightforward, repetitive movements. Whether it's holding your finger to pitch in baseball or timing a release for a perfect swing, the controls are simple yet strangely captivating.

Big Time Sports breaks down sports simulation to its core elements, making one wonder why such a concept hasn't hit mobile devices sooner. Each microgame is themed around a specific sport or athletic competition, such as bicycling or weightlifting, keeping the gameplay engaging yet easy to grasp.

I'm on my way I'm making itInterestingly, Frost Pop's other recent release, I Am Your Beast by Strange Scaffold, offers a stark contrast to Big Time Sports. While I Am Your Beast delivers high-octane, hardcore gameplay, Big Time Sports provides casual, accessible microgames that appeal even to those less dedicated to gaming.

Although Big Time Sports might not be a game players return to repeatedly, it stands out as a neat, visually appealing entry in a still-niche genre. For sports enthusiasts, especially fans of top anime series on the subject, there's more to look forward to. The iconic volleyball series Haikyu!! is set to launch a new volleyball simulation game on mobile devices worldwide in the near future.