It's quite difficult to score here, largely because of the nature of the game. No "pass to pass" or "cross," which, again, narrows down the space for strategies. To control all this action there are only 3 buttons - sprint (for temporary acceleration), kick (and roll, depending on possession), and pass (or change player). Conclusions: there is no way to run down the flank and cross, there is practically no sense to go around and the only remaining option is to "Barcelona" pass in the hope to get the ball to another player's penalty area. About that later.Īnd let's start, perhaps, with the gameplay - they tried to make it as easy as possible, so elements of dribbling are completely absent here, no reds (and very rarely - yellows) are given for rude backhanding, any contact with an opponent's player is punished by taking the ball away. The players have big heads - it's so fashionable to do so now, plus this way you can emphasize their individuality on the field. Although the size of the field is reduced in comparison with the players, so the duration of the halves had to be limited - the match takes 150 seconds of real time. For this, the developers had to go for some tricks, to make a smaller field and the players themselves, but keep the scale, so that the game looked and felt organic. So, Mini Football is a soccer simulator, made in cartoon style, with a full-fledged number of players in the squad (11, not 5).
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