Inclusivity is also celebrated with a Women’s World Cup, and a Rainbow FC team playable in the Pixel Tournament.
There are some great winks to those who know their football, such as the inclusion of a team called Tika Taka FC. Some great content gives players some nice bang for their buck, with 18 different stadiums modelled on real life counterparts, differing weather conditions, and a bunch of teams and tournaments both real and fictional. Being an arcade game however, as opposed to a simulation means that being a few goals down does not always mean a certain loss, and I’ve been on both ends of some devastating comebacks. Learning the timing of when to push that tackle button or when to shoot is crucial, and these things will help determine wins and losses. That being said, it would be unfair to say there is no depth here, as you will improve with time, but there is just enough depth so as to enhance the fun rather than obscure it. Gameplay is never broken by fouls or free kicks, the focus here is on immediacy and fun - that arcade sense of wanting to have just one more match. There isn’t a lot to learn, although I’d still recommend going through the short optional tutorial to get an idea of what’s possible and how. Gameplay is simple - with the ball you can opt for a long or short pass, or shoot, and without the ball you can change players or tackle. The pixel art intro is a good indicator of the fun arcade itch that Batovi is aiming to scratch here.
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While its playable and enjoyable enough on iOS with virtual controls, a big screen and an MFI controller in hand bring out the best in Batovi’s latest title.Īrmed with our trusty Steel Series Nimbus, we put Pixel Cup Soccer 16 through its paces, and tried to right some of the wrongs of the World Cup’s past, but alas, we haven’t yet managed to get Australia through to the finals.Īlso Read: SteelSeries Nimbus Review - A Gateway to Big-Screen Apple Gaming The middle ground between mobile and triple A is this microconsole’s sweet spot, making Batovi Games Studio’s Pixel Cup Soccer 16 a great fit for Apple’s newest App Store.
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The PES and FIFA franchises have “the beautiful game” locked up as far as deep simulation goes, and the Apple TV hardware just isn’t the place for these big triple A heavyweights.
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