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Soccer Kick is football played like a table game. Each team is a set of flat discs, you flick one per turn, and the ball ricochets off players and walls with convincing physics.
It is calm enough to think about each move but competitive enough that every goal feels earned.
Soccer Kick suits football fans who enjoy strategy more than reflexes, and it works especially well for two players sharing one screen. Matches are short enough for a quick break.
Soccer Kick at a glance
- Genre: Turn-based tabletop football
- Players: 1 or 2 players (same device)
- Devices: Desktop and mobile browsers
- Best for: football fans who like tactics
How to play Soccer Kick
On each turn you choose one of your discs, drag back to aim and set the power, then release. The disc slides across the pitch, hits the ball, other discs or the walls, and everything bounces according to physics. Score more goals than your opponent before time or the goal target runs out. You can play against the computer, in a tournament against tougher teams, or against a friend on the same device.
Controls
- Click one of your discs
- Drag backwards to aim and set power
- Release to shoot
- Touch screens: select a disc with your finger, drag back and release, exactly like the mouse
Modes and difficulty
You can play a single match against the computer, enter the tournament, or challenge a friend on the same device. The tournament is the main progression: it chains matches against computer teams that become more accurate and more defensive as you advance, so the angles that worked in your first game stop working later. The two-player mode has no progression at all, but it is often the most fun, because both players take turns thinking about the same shared table. Practising against the computer is the best way to prepare for a friend who has played before.
Attack and defence in one move
Every shot is also a defensive decision. A strong shot at goal can leave your own goal open if it misses, while a soft touch that moves a disc in front of your goal can save a match. Good players think about where their disc will end up, not just where the ball will go.
Tips and strategies for Soccer Kick
- Play a practice match first to get a feel for drag length and power.
- Use the walls for bank shots around defenders.
- Keep one disc near your own goal as a goalkeeper.
- Do not always shoot at full power; precision wins more goals.
- Block shooting lanes when you cannot score.
- Look at where your opponent’s discs are before shooting: a blocked lane is wasted power.
- When you are ahead, use your turns to place discs between the ball and your goal.
Common beginner mistakes
- Shooting at full power on every turn and losing control of the ball.
- Leaving your goal open after an attacking shot.
- Ignoring the walls, which offer the best angles around defenders.
- Moving the disc nearest to your own goal and opening the way for the opponent.
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Frequently asked questions about Soccer Kick
How do you play Soccer Kick?
Select one of your discs, drag back to aim and set the power, then release to shoot.
Is there a two-player mode?
Yes. Two people can play on one device, taking turns.
Is there a tournament?
Yes. In tournament mode you face a series of increasingly strong computer teams.
Can I play Soccer Kick against the computer?
Yes. You can play single matches or a tournament against computer teams.
Does the tournament get harder?
Yes. Opponents become more accurate and more defensive as you advance.
How do bank shots work?
The ball and discs rebound off the walls, so you can aim at a wall to go around a defender.
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