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Review of Disc Jam on PS4

by Chucky Chucky photo Mar 2017
Cover image of Disc Jam on PS4
Gamefings Score: 7
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 07 Mar 2017
Genre: Sports
Developer: High Horse Entertainment
Publisher: High Horse Entertainment

Introduction

Disc Jam is like that friend who always shows up to the party uninvited but manages to turn it into something unforgettable. Imagine the intense thrills of air hockey and tennis but presented as a bizarre love child of the two, and voilà! Welcome to Disc Jam, where throwing discs and chasing victories adds just enough adrenaline to keep you from taking that nap on your couch.

Gameplay

The gameplay is a mashup of high-paced disc throwing (not to be confused with floppy frisbee tossing at the park) and a sprinkle of sportsmanship. Picture this: two players stand on each side of a court, hurling glowing discs back and forth like they're in a sci-fi version of dodgeball-only less projectile and more majestic. Here's how it works: you control a character from a third-person perspective, expertly dodging and throwing discs while trying to score points. Matches can be played in 1 vs 1 or a chaotic 2 vs 2 format. Up to four players can join in, making you suddenly value your friendship based on disc accuracy. Multiplayer can be local or online, allowing you to test those skills against strangers (your real enemies) around the globe while also providing enough chances to show off your superior abilities-or lack thereof. The game plays like a title that dropped out of the '90s arcade scene, only with that fancy HD lick of paint. Each character has unique abilities that can be used to not only enhance your throws but also bewilder your opponents into a state of confusion. Time to show everyone who the alpha athlete is, even if that athlete is just you sitting at home in your pajamas. Honestly, if you ever dreamed of playing competitive sports but lacked the physicality, this title lets you throw discs while sweating profusely without moving an inch. The controls might feel like they were designed by someone who took a nap while playing arcade games but worry not. With a little practice, it's obviously possible to channel your inner disc-launching champion. Just remember, it also requires some level of strategic thinking; planning your throws is as essential as knowing when to eat snacks.

Graphics

Graphically, Disc Jam is a treat if you like colors. It's bright, vibrant, and looks good without asking too much of your PS4. Think of it as a bold attempt to embrace a cartoonish, futuristic sports vibe. Characters are designed well enough to stand out while still resembling something you would find in a Saturday morning cartoon, which adds charm and helps you feel less guilty about tossing electric discs across a brightly lit court. If you're looking for cutting-edge realism, you might get a bit disappointed, but hey, it's not like you're signing a player contract here; you're just having some fun.

Conclusion

Disc Jam is a quirky, engaging experience waiting for you to take on the role of an unorthodox athlete. While it's not exactly groundbreaking, it does enough to introduce a fun, arcade-style sport to both casual and competitive gamers. If you're in the mood for something that allows you to yell and throw stuff without immediate consequences (you know, unlike life), then give it a spin-especially since it's free for PS Plus subscribers! It's the perfect opportunity to challenge friends, call them nerds, and bond over the shared pain of failed throws. The only downside is that playing it too much could make you feel like the ultimate couch potato, but hey-it's a small price to pay for digital glory. So don your athleisure, grab a drink, and let the disc-throwing fun commence!

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