Pixel foosball built into a retro arcade cabinet: square pixels, sprite figures with a yellow boot when they strike, a ball with a dotted trail, scanlines and hard shadows. Here is the cabinet, part by part.
Marquee · Three games in one
The play screen offers three cartridges in a carousel (versus the computer, 2 Players and Blitz 90), with Rookie, Club or Pro as the opponent and a big Press Start button.
Control panel · Slide and strike
Four bars of figures per side, eleven in all, and every figure on your side strikes at once. Drag along the Slide strip under the pitch, or on the pitch itself, to move; press Strike or tap to shoot. The spot where the ball touches the boot sets the angle. Matches against the bot run to five goals.
Second panel · Two players
Two control panels on one phone. The lower one plays teal and the upper one, turned round, plays pink, so each player owns half of the pitch.
Timer · Blitz 90
Ninety seconds against the bot you picked. Score as many as you can and chase your blitz record.
Service hatch · The garage
Goals and finishes add bolts. Put them into four upgrades with three levels each: Quick Grip slides faster, Heavy Boot shoots harder, Wide Stance gives wider figures and Snap Reflex shortens the pause between strikes. Each one really changes your side.
Side art · Skins and badges
Six pitch skins open as you play more matches: Classic, Ice Rink, Lava Pit, Deep Space, Beach Sand and Neon Grid. Twelve badges track the rest, from Player One and Net Ripper to Collector and Boot Camp.
Kick plate · Options
A high score list on the play screen keeps your last 20 games. Options cover haptics, how to play and a reset. The animated arcade hall behind the menus, with twinkling pixel stars, a rally ball, a pixel crowd and a rolling scan band, switches off with Background animation. Plays offline, with no account and no ads.
Game over for the Pro bot