They are complete opposites. Most sport games are pick up and play: you can be playing almost instantly and are easy to learn, hard to master.
Plus they tend to be the perfect game for local multiplayer as most people already know the rules.
RPGs require you to create a character, go through several exposition dumps, go through a lengthy tutorial, etc. It's a genre that requires considerable time investments to having fun and sessions tend to become longer.
When it works, these can be fantastic multiplayer games, but finding someone willing to play is harder than putting a necktie on an eel.
Nah, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 is the greatest 10/10 sports game I have ever played. I don’t even like golf and that is the only sports game in my entire library that I insist on playing even to this day, racing games not included (even though racing is a sport as well). I have way more fun with PGA 2004 than I ever have with a 7/10 RPG.
Is Counter-Strike a sports game by virtue of being an e-sport? 🤔
I wish there were more sports games like Rocket League, though. Something that is akin to real sports and played in a way that your movement and handling of the controls is the skill needed and not hidden stats behind the scenes like a Madden game where your handling of a ball is dependent on the character/dice rolls not the player.
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