It’s nothing special to look at on the Switch, and its appeal is likely limited. The “balanced” player was just fine since you still have full control over the angle and power of your throw anyway. I commend the devs for wanting to add something different, but I’m not sure these were needed. The five grey figures look unfinished though. Could the concept be pushed further? In video game form, probably, but it’s a basic concept to start with.Ĭharacter selections are new, possibly to try and inject some personality into the proceedings. They include fans to blow your ping pong ball, and surfaces that make the ball bounce more (or not at all). Obstacles are scattered throughout the game. It’s not going to attract the bulk of your attention like Challenge is though. It’s not a bad mode the first couple of times, and it does save your high score (39/50 for me). The cups slowly move to inject some diverse gameplay into Ping Pong Trick Shot Evolution.
The 50 Cup mode is just what it sounds like, presenting you with 50 cups and the aim to get a ball in each. It’s also non-linear if you want to try something else, which is always appreciated.
The former is the strongest by far, with varied star-earning challenges beyond just beating the 80 levels. Challenge, Score Attack, and Two-player modes all return. The varied modes on hand will keep you playing for a while, though.
Repetition eventually sets in, and you’ll start to wonder what else you have to choose from in the crowded Switch eShop. Now Starsign does do well with what they have to work with, but the premise isn’t one to keep you hooked for too long. Also like its predecessors, it’s a release firmly grounded in the just “fair” territory.īouncing or tossing a ball into a cup is simply one of those activities that just has limited appeal in video game form, minus the tangibility. Much like its predecessors, it’s a smaller game at a smaller price ($4.99). This latest entry, Ping Pong Trick Shot EVOLUTION, is a continuation of the series. You may have played an earlier Ping Pong Trick Shot game on Nintendo hardware ( 3DS or Switch).
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