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Version 1.0.8 · 2026-06-25
minor fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.8, updated 2026-06-25.








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Quick, fair, fun.
Big Time Sports brings back the feel of classic track-and-field: short, punchy events, simple controls, and a deep “one-more-try” loop. Drop in for a minute or grind for personal bests.
HIGHLIGHTS
• 13 bite-size sports (from High Dive to Ski Slalom to Golf).
• 20–60s rounds for perfect pick-up-and-play.
• Tuned balance so beginners have fun and experts can master the timing.
• Clean tap & swipe controls that just feel right.
• Instant retries and fast menus to keep you in the action.
WHY YOU'LL STICK AROUND
Crisp feedback, generous near-miss moments, and a smart difficulty ramp make every medal feel earned — and every fail feel like “one more try.”
COMFORT & POLISH
Readable UI, punchy audio, and optional haptics make every finish line pop. Designed for quick sessions and low friction.
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