Sports Games

Top Bins gives you no power control at all. You tap one of the four corners of the goal and that is your shot, which turns the game into reading the keeper: a red tint marks where he is about to dive, and he fakes often enough that the tint is a read rather than an answer. The two top corners pay double and are also where the post is waiting. Putt Nine lays nine short holes out on one screen and takes every bit of power from how far back you drag, so distance control is the whole game and there is no club selection to hide behind. Felt Break is a solo table, no opponent and no solids and stripes split, just fifteen balls, full cushion physics and a stroke counter quietly keeping your lowest finish, which makes every rack a race against yourself. Each of these cuts a real sport down to one physical decision and lets you take that decision as often as you like.