Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Release Date
Switch eShop
7th Sep 2017, $4.99
7th Sep 2017, £4.49
- Series
Reviews
Review Physical Contact: 2048 (Switch eShop)
Double up
Not long after the bizarrely-named and pretty dull card game Physical Contact: SPEED made its way onto the Nintendo Switch eShop with little fanfare in July, other than a weird and slapdash trailer, Collavier is at it again with a similarly (bizarrely) named sequel of sorts, this time focusing on the number puzzle genre. Despite sounding...
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Physical Contact: 2048 News
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About The Game
Physical Contact: 2048 is a game that has you sliding tiles with the same number on a grid, combining them for larger numbers.
For higher scores, you must consider your moves carefully.
It is a game series where two people can play against each other. Any two partners are suitable. Because it is simple and has rules that everyone knows, you can enjoy the game immediately.
If you use the handicap function, you can level the playing field. Because the match times are short, you can play anytime and anywhere, whenever you feel like it. Of course, there is also a single-player mode.
Please enjoy it together!
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"For better grades, polite operation is necessary."
Ha!
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