A set of four games: snooker, pool, darts and air hockey make their way exclusively onto Vita.
AWESOMEoutof10's Lee Cooper plays some indoor sports as they were meant to be played: inside, on a video game handheld, while laying on the couch. "It’s quite obvious why these games are normally reserved for the pub crowds; they’d have been easier to digest with a higher blood alcohol level. Even those desperate for a sporty Vita experience can do better than Indoor Sports World. It’s surly not the worst game on the system, but that bar isn’t particularly high — especially not with the sports genre. Despite an impressive variety, its utilization of touch controls is too imprecise to recommend. While it suffers from a variety of issues that plague an otherwise sound assortment of games, the worst of its offenses is being so unforgivably boring, and featuring the worlds emptiest pubs; ones that shouldn’t be focusing on hosting competitions, but rather searching for financial solutions for their struggling establishments."
Punk and Lizard writes: "With Indoor Sports World, if you fancy a drink and a quick game of pool but don’t want to hear your friend’s problems about how he or she doesn’t get enough time on their PS4, then this is the game for you. OK, I’m that guy who moans about not enough PS4 time, but hey we’ve all done it."
Push Square: "At around the same price as a pint in a popular city centre, there are worse ways to waste your money than on Indoor Sports World. However, that doesn’t mean that Super Icon’s portable pub pastime simulator comes with our stamp of recommendation. Poor campaign pacing, occasionally clunky controls, and a general lack of atmosphere spill sticky liquid all over this release’s sometimes gorgeous graphics. It’s just about worth a punt if you’re a pool or darts die-hard – but even then, there are better options already available on Sony’s flagship handheld."
Should have been a Move game.