You have to really work your angles to score, and placement of players on the ice is crucial. The controls are basic, but do require some finesse. A bench-clearing brawl breaks out in Super Blood Hockey. Super Blood Hockey actually encourages the player to engage with the rival team, and will reward you with an advantage if your team manages to successfully win one of the bench-clearing brawls that pop up during a game. The game lives up to its name with fighting being an active component of the gameplay, and not just an occasional spat with another player. But of course a game called Super Blood Hockey has to be a little brutal. The graphics are a retro throwback and contain a surprising amount of violence for such a colorful, vibrant game. The CPU can also offer a fair challenge to those who are flying solo. You can choose to play solo exhibition matches or tournament play, and the game allows up to four players. Those who are acquainted with the early-2000s masterpiece NHL Hitz will be familiar with this type of sports game which favors a fun and exciting gameplay experience over accurate simulation. There’s no rules or regulations to slow you down-anything goes in this game. The arcade stylization allows for absurd physics and quickly-paced action. Super Blood Hockey is designed for exactly this type of gameplay urge. When I’m in the mood for fast and simple fun, I always fire up a sports title to satisfy my craving. Sports games are fun to me because you can play single, isolated games, and be in and out of the experience quickly-or if you’d rather play a lengthy tournament, you have that option as well. I initially only bought the game because I was desperate to have a hockey game on the Switch. Though I still hope by some miracle we’ll get the NHL games on the go, for now I’ll settle for a fun indie arcade hockey game called Super Blood Hockey.
The truth is, soccer is the most universally loved sport in the world, and it makes complete sense why FIFA would be the only major sports title to be ported over to the Switch. Seeing as FIFA has found its way to the Nintendo Switch, I was hoping to someday see the NHL games ported to the console. The NHL series is repetitive, but fun, and I’ve been itching to have a hockey game to play on the go. I’m not typically the biggest sports game fan, but when it comes to the virtual version of my favorite sport, I’m a sucker.
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