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Physical Contact: SPEED

Collavier · Jul 27, 2017

Switch

Everyone

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It is a game series where two people can play against one device. If you play with your body in close contact, the match will be more fun. Any two partners, including parents, friends, lover, etc, are suitable. Because it is simple and rules that everyone knows, you can start the game immediately on the spot. If you use the handicap function you can match the level of the two people. Because the match-up time is short, I can play anytime and anywhere when I feel like it. Of course, there is also a 1P play mode for one's time.

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  • NintendoLife

    Jon Cousins · Aug 31, 2017

    4.0
    As part of a card game compendium, Physical Contact Speed would have at least been a local multiplayer game to distract for a handful of minutes at a time. As it stands, some serviceable yet generic music and a 'fascinating' selection of avatars can't hide what's underneath - a bare bones and uninspired package with laughable localization, rudimentary controls and trudging gameplay that quickly sucks the life out of any 'speed' related fun anyone would have during a match. Fold.
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  • Brash Games

    Elliott Osange · Aug 30, 2017

    1.0
    This is the eShop equivalent of knock off toys that you find at a flea market. Some poor kid or some befuddled parent is going to see Physical Contact: SPEED and think “that’s a card game that’s enjoyed by kids!” And, at only five dollars, they’ll jump and be so proud they added a new game to their Switch’s library. But there’s nothing redeemable about this.

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