Impact Team Match

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About this game

Impact Team Match is a compact arcade soccer game in which you control just three players instead of an entire team. Choose one of six teams: each has its own distinct style, ranging from heavy, almost immobile defenders to light, speedy forwards who are easily knocked off balance. Before the match, choose your piece formation—from a triangle with one player up front to a tight wall in front of your goal.
On each turn, you select a piece, pull the crosshair back, and release to send it toward the ball. The ball bounces off the sides and other pieces much like in table soccer or billiards, so a well-placed ricochet can sometimes be more effective than a direct shot. A goal is only counted when the ball has completely crossed the opponent’s goal line.
Play against the computer at one of three difficulty levels, or set up a two-player match on a single phone by taking turns passing it back and forth. After the game, you can view statistics: number of shots, accuracy, ricochet goals, shots off the post, as well as a history of past matches and results for each team.
Arcade Foosball: Assemble a team, aim, and score goals
Updated on
Aug 9, 2026
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