Review: Ultra Hyperball (Nintendo Switch)
In the ultimate sport of Hyperball, have you got what it takes to be the ultimate champion?
Pros:
- Lush pixel graphics.
- 181MB Download size.
- Simple one button or touch screen control.
- Gameplay revolves around where you have to hit a ball up in the air, Timing your jump so you get maximum velocity and projection.
- Four player local multiplayer support.
- Single player- Work through the levels and unlock each level after the last. There is 5 different styles of play that slowly unlock as you progress.
- Medals- Bronze, Silver and Gold awarded for each level.
- Height is measured in meters.
- 25 Single player levels.
- 15 co-op levels.
- Five battle levels.
- Can set Vs rounds in local play.
- Opening optional tutorial.
- Loose story about a guy trying to be the champion.
- HUD- Simple, Shows how many jumps you have/done and goal percentage.
- Marker to help time jumps along with a rating of great and perfect pop ups.
- 49 characters to unlock and use.
- Addictive.
- Satisfyingly infuriating.
- Difficult.
- Instant loading.
- Nice locations.
- Easy to learn, Hard to master.
- Characters look familiar from other games.
Cons:
- No tate mode.
- Difficult.
- No way to skip levels.
- No online leaderboards.
- minimal Vs settings.
