Terrible terrible game, abandoned by the devs it seems and the game is a buggy mess. the game tries to emulate games like Sega Soccer Slam or Mario Strikers but fails horribly even for the cheap price. - full of bugs, many of them requires restarting the game. - unresponsive controls, terrible A.I. and horrible input lag. - sometimes goals won't count,...
Foosball - Street Edition2014
Foosball - Street Edition
2014 Exkee65Worthwhile
Playtime
BriefIt typically takes about 1.5 hours to finish the game, but players put about 1 hour into it on average.
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- $4.99
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Foosball - Street Edition is a 5 VS 5 arcade football game, that puts you in control of 9 teams of foosball players, each one with unique skills and abilities. Far from trying to imitate a football simulation like other games, Foosball - Street Edition focus in offering new game modes that take the player to a brand new and fresh approach into football. You have never played Bread & Cheese, Score to Win, Pass to Ten or any of the others. Are you ready?
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Players60
Worthwhile- Steam60from 50 reviews
This recommendation comes with quite a few caveats. This game is basically a poor man's Super Mario Strikers. It's 5-on-5 (counting the goalies) soccer with environmental hazards and various special moves. It's fun in a very goofy way. The English seems odd, there are bugs (including a few frustrating ones that stop the match and force the user to quit...
Kind of dissapointed but i still reccomend it.So far 2 major flaws first lack of online multiplayer and second no tutorial-training.Some minor bugs but overall gameplay is good and enjoyable,prety relaxing little game to pass your time.If you like soccer there is no chance you wont like this one although it still doesnt justify it's price.
remind me of my childhood game, supershoot soccer, captain tsubasa, and other funny soccer game
funny and good game, linux support is a plus, since i work mostly with it.
gagal pertamax :(
The world could use a few more good arcade sports games that don't take themselves too seriously. This game, with its hard-coded "PUSH THE [A] BUTTON ON YOUR GAMEPAD" pop-ups, non-rebindable keyboard controls, thirty seconds of unskippable developer credits at the start of each launch, GUIs that don't recognize mouse input, tedious and thoroughly uninteresting...