Dunk City Dynasty Soft Launches in Select Regions

For those who fondly remember the era of street-style sports simulations, get ready for a nostalgic thrill. NetEase's latest venture, Dunk City Dynasty, is set to hit a soft launch in Australia and New Zealand, bringing the excitement of street-style basketball to your mobile devices. This game introduces a fresh take on the genre with its fast-paced, eleven-point basketball matches that promise to keep you on the edge of your seat.

In Dunk City Dynasty, you'll see top basketball stars like Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry trading their professional jerseys for street clothes, engaging in more casual and stylish matchups. Alongside this exciting news, NetEase has also unveiled a new 5v5 Full Court Run mode. This mode allows players to create and customize their own players, who can even sport the colors of renowned teams such as the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets.

If you're in Australia or New Zealand and using iOS or Android, you can dive into these thrilling 11-point games right now. The soft launch comes with enticing daily log-in rewards, including free Star Players and various cosmetics, enhancing your gaming experience as if you were right there on the court.

Nothin' but Net

The appeal of street-style gameplay lies in its relaxed rules and the freedom it offers, contrasting sharply with the often rigid and formal nature of professional sports tournaments. This style not only attracts fans looking for a more laid-back experience but also those who enjoy the variety and creativity it brings to the game. While Dunk City Dynasty is currently available only in Australia and New Zealand, a global release is on the horizon later this year, promising to bring this exciting experience to players worldwide.

For those who crave even more variety or perhaps a more unconventional approach to sports gaming, our list of the top 25 best sports games for iOS is the perfect place to start exploring. Whether you're into traditional sports or looking for something a bit more outlandish, there's something for everyone.