Multiplayer games looking to pull in gamers of all ages and skill levels have a tough challenge. How to create gameplay that is quick and relatively easy to pick up, but then somehow offers enough cooperative or competitive oomph to give the experience some staying power. There’s no doubt that Press shoots to hit the target with the overall simplicity, adopting a one-button play mechanic across its 6 mini games, but there’s a bit of an unusual learning curve in the case of some of them since there’s really no conceptual explanation, you’re just thrown in to figure it out. This makes early matches a bit of a fustercluck as people struggle to tackle the nuance of holding down the button in some cases and carefully pressing in others. The thing is, once everyone is on the same page, the lifespan of interest seems to likely be limited just because aside from unlocking new avatars and going for bragging rights there’s just not much to explore and simple games don’t necessarily make for satisfying ones.