Just in time for the beginning of spring, the American developer and publisher Joycity sends us back onto the streets. The latest hip-hop songs are already booming from the ghetto blasters on the sidelines and our team is ready to sweep the opponent off the field. For those who still have no idea what's on the program for the next few minutes: streetball. The F2P title "3on3 Freestyle" has been available for download for a few days and we'll tell you why it's worth a look.

As for the game itself and it’s quite clear early on that 3on3 FreeStyle isn’t really a game that takes itself all too seriously, with a smooth jazz rap tune playing out in the background, preparing you for a relaxed chilled out style of play rather than some serious tension building edgy track. The characters themselves are hardly dressed for competitive sporting action either, with over the top jewellery and outfits on show throughout.

There are two modes (with more promised by the developer): 3v3, and 1v1. In 3v3, you are matched up with 2 other players, and must decide which positions to play without knowing what your opponents are using. 3v3 matches are two 2:30 halves, with a halftime where you can switch players. You can also call one timeout during the game to switch as well.

At the end of a game you get points that you can use to purchase various items. Energy drinks give you an experience bonus that allows you to level up faster. By purchasing books with basketball knowledge or special training, you also improve your rank, skills and attributes. Although you can advance everything much faster with in-game purchases, the funds acquired through play are basically sufficient to advance. However, the same looks different for the outfits. The colorful ball up jerseys and risewear shoes look stylish and look great on the streetball court, but you have to dig into your pockets to get them. In addition, your own statistics have completely disappeared after a restart, at least the character and player values ​​are retained.

There is one major issue however that really affects things, and being a free-to-play title, it isn’t unexpected, but it is a game-breaker that truly prevents any initial enjoyment from lasting too long. I’m talking about microtransactions of course, and whilst they are likely to be present in any free-to-play game, the last thing we expect is having the option to improve personal characters’ abilities by paying with real cash. This is a possibility within 3on3 FreeStyle however and with the in-game currency – P – dished out at a painfully slow rate, the chances of honing a squad with similar abilities to those that have paid out some quick cash is highly unlikely. This obviously gives the happy spender an overwhelming advantage – something you will find out on numerous occasions when coming up against players with fully decked out characters.

In sum, this is easily the most fun I've had with a basketball game in a long time. The short games mean that if you're having a bad time, wait 5 minutes. You'll get another shot. 3on3 is free, but not pay-to-win, the way that so many other F2P games are. It's addictive, and if you care enough to learn each player's role, you can have a lot of fun with just your base players, or save your coins for others. Spending $$ is up to you; it isn't necessary.

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