U ARE A NOOB!!!!
WHAT THE HELL ISTHIS GAME???????
DO BETTER FAILURE!!!!
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When the ball stops press the mouse and, drag your player backwards to determine the angle and power. Then release mouse to make your player hit the ball. When the game is in progress you can drag your player anywhere and hit the ball. Play, win all the five levels in this soccer game, and become a champion
Boundary Fault.
Good lord that's annoying. You need to make a rebound system for this to even have potential.
You have won the Finals-You are the Champ
Well I didn't have the issues others had. I had an entirely different color. I couldn't STOP scoring goals. I would get the kick off every time regardless of who did what. And I would power it right past the goalie. Sometimes goals that were grazed the pipes would still count. At any rate I won the entire thing. 5-0, 5-0,4-1,5-0,6-0 And in the finals I scored three times as the timer still read 60.
Another thing no matter what round it always says "Blue Goalie Stops" when clearly he's yellow, or violent or green.
Overall it was a bad game. I could move so much faster then the ball and the computer so it didn't matter what kind of shot they took because I could hyper speed and stop it. My goalie never had to do anything.
On a side note...clearly it's called 2-player because...only 2 players per team..
Has potential
This game is filled with glitches. The opposing team's offensive player glitches all over the field instead of moving. The goalies catch EVERYTHING. I played three times and neither I nor the computer scored a goal. I even let the game run on its own and nothing happened. I think if you give this game a little tweak and fix some bugs, it could be great!
Some work still needed
Blue's field player teleports back to his starting position every time he touches the ball, it seems.
Also, it's rather difficult to get the ball past blue's goalie, but maybe that's because I'm used to easier games.
I got 2 goals to their zero, so...
Also, the name, "Two-Player Soccer," seems to suggest that two players can play, when it doesn't look like they can.