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The gameplay, for the most part, it simple at its base. You’ll be hitting baseballs in order to knock out a variety of enemies on the screen. These vary from weird fans to umpires and other baseball-related people of various kinds. Each enemy type typically has a special consideration you’ll need to take into account, and that will make them increasingly hard to knock out. Most typically the way to get around this is to have a great sense of aim and to work on ricocheting your shots off the walls/ceilings/floors to hit them. Once you’ve hit them all you’ll be done with the level but if you’re interested in chasing scores and bonuses you’ll also want to try to as many of the 3 stars on each level as you can as well. Manage to do it efficiently and you’ll get an additional bonus for each ball you save. In the end unless you’re simply out to challenge yourself there’s no need to try to get everything, at least not on the first pass, but with some time and creativity it can be amazing how many things you can knock out in one shot and that can be fun. Depending on the layout of the level and obstacles you’ll have additional opportunities and challenges but, for the most part, the essence of the game is aiming those shots using some creativity and a strong sense of geometry to plan where the ball should go. If you’ve not played Tennis in the Face and this sounds like it could be fun for the most part the choice between the two would boil down to taste and theming preferences, they’re both fun and challenging, and most people wouldn’t likely notice many differences. That’s not to say they aren’t fun, they’re both great time-wasters when you’re just looking for a distraction for a little while. If you’ve generally enjoyed simple physics games on your mobile phone like Angry Bird and others it is certainly worth checking out.
Justin Nation, Score:Good [7.0]