#KAIROSOFT GAMES ARE BORING MOVIE#

Game Dev Story was followed up by the SimCity-esque Hot Springs Story, and then Android received the exclusive Grand Prix Story a few months back (Pocket Academy, a high school simulation was released exclusively for iPhone and iPad). With the English release of Game Dev Story last year, Kairosoft has placed themselves as the premier simulation creator on iOS and Android.

Kairosoft has quickly become my favorite developer on mobile platforms. If you thought watching your cars race in Grand Prix Story got me excited, well, you should have seen me when my first 11 versus 11 match played out. There are lots of numbers and tons of crunching, but most refreshing, every soccer game plays out in front of your eyes. In the same vein as Game Dev Story and Grand Prix Story, Pocket League Story has you guiding a soccer team from the dirt pile in your backyard to the top of the world. But when I discovered I was four games behind on KairosoftвЂ™s Android releases, I decided to start with the soccer simulator: Pocket League Story.

#KAIROSOFT GAMES ARE BORING MOVIE#

So truthfully, I like arcade soccer, the kind of stuff displayed in the movie Shaolin Soccer. ThereвЂ™s just something so simplistic and fun about kicking a ball into a goal, especially when that ball is on fire. On the other hand, IвЂ™ve thoroughly enjoyed lots of soccer video games over the years, starting with Nintendo World Cup for the NES and peaking with the insane Sega Soccer Slam on the GameCube. It has its exciting moments, but those usually happen when IвЂ™m getting a snack.

Kairosoft games are boring