Top Bins
Five free kicks a day, same five for everyone. Swipe to shoot. Bow your swipe to bend it round the wall.
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Five free kicks a day, same five for everyone. Swipe to shoot. Bow your swipe to bend it round the wall.
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Five free kicks a day. Swipe up from the ball towards the goal. Where your swipe ends is where you're aiming, and how fast you swipe is how hard you hit it. One go at each kick. No retakes.
To bend it, bow your swipe. Swing your finger out to the right and back in, and the ball starts right and curls back left. That's how you get round the wall instead of into it.
Any goal scores 10. Tuck it inside a post and it's 15. Put it in the top corner, top bins, and it's 20. Five top bins is 100, the perfect day. Score two or more of the five to keep your streak.
The keeper is honest. He reads the shot, he has a reaction time, and he can only cover so much ground before the ball gets there. Hit it harder and he gets less time, but a harder shot rises more, so it's easier to put over the bar.
Every kick has a distance between 18 and 30 yards, an angle, a wall of two to five, and a keeper who has picked his side. They're the same five for everyone that day, and they get harder from the first to the fifth. Mondays are the gentlest. Saturdays are the hardest.
Yes. It was built for one. It draws in 3D in the browser, so it needs a phone from the last five or six years. There's no app to install.
Draw a curve instead of a straight line. The ball follows the shape of your swipe: out one way, then back to where your finger stopped.
No. Each of the five kicks is taken once. After the daily five, practice mode gives you as many as you want, from easy to brutal.