Soccer Physics World Cup is a unique soccer game where normal physics laws seem completely flipped upside down. Players must master the quirky movements of the players on the field. The ultimate goal is to score five goals before your opponent to win a match. The game world changes constantly. From lush green grass fields to slippery ice rinks or even matches under falling snow. All of this creates an entertainment experience that never gets boring. Control every single movement of your players.
DETAILED PLAYTHROUGH
Soccer Physics World Cup is a test of your ability to adapt and react to laugh-out-loud situations. You will control a two-member team consisting of a forward and a goalkeeper. The unique twist is that both players will act at the same time when you press a single key. When you press the W key, both players will jump and kick their legs forward simultaneously. For the second player in versus mode, the up arrow key does the exact same thing. Since the players are always wobbling around, timing your key press perfectly is extremely important. It can create powerful shots or miraculous saves. Every time players touch the ball or collide with each other, the impact creates completely unpredictable movement paths. This is what makes the game so uniquely charming.
Commands
- Make the left team jump: W
- Let the right team jump: The up key.
Patience
Instead of mashing the key continuously, you should watch the ball's path. You only press the key when the ball gets close to their feet or when you need to jump to block a high shot. You can even use the player's body itself as a shield. Sometimes standing still and letting the ball bounce off your player into the opponent's net works better.
Playing in different environments
In levels with a slippery ice rink, you should avoid jumping too high. It is very hard for the players to keep their balance when landing. Instead, you need to take advantage of the sliding force to push the ball. If the ball is heavy, you need to press the key earlier than usual to build up momentum. On the other hand, with a beach ball, wait for it to drop down low before kicking. This action helps you avoid blasting the ball too high over the crossbar.
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