In the realm of mobile sports gaming, where technical advancements often take the spotlight, there's still a significant niche for simplicity and minimalism. This is vividly illustrated by Frost Pop's latest release, Big Time Sports, which brings a nostalgic yet fresh take on the genre.

Drawing inspiration from the classic Track & Field, Big Time Sports features microgames centered around various sports and athletic competitions such as bicycling, weightlifting, and more. The gameplay is delightfully straightforward, reminiscent of the original's charm and challenge. Each sport is simplified into a repetitive action; for instance, in baseball, you hold your finger to pitch and release at the perfect moment to swing. It's this simplicity that captures the essence of sports simulation, making it surprising that such a concept hadn't hit mobile devices sooner.

Frost Pop's other recent release, I Am Your Beast by Strange Scaffold, provides an intriguing contrast. While I Am Your Beast offers intense, hardcore gameplay, Big Time Sports delivers easy-to-play, casual microgames that are accessible even to those less dedicated to gaming. This juxtaposition highlights Frost Pop's versatility in catering to different gaming preferences.

While Big Time Sports might not be the kind of game that players return to repeatedly, its visually appealing design and straightforward gameplay make it a charming addition to the mobile sports genre. For enthusiasts of sports-themed anime, there's more excitement on the horizon as the beloved volleyball series Haikyu!! is set to launch a new volleyball simulation game on mobile devices worldwide in the near future.