Pixel Cup Soccer 17

Early Access Review An all-round successful Arcade football game with absolutely successful Retro pixel graphics with switchable CRT effect. Considering that the Game is currently still in Early access status, the Gaming Experience is truly enjoyable. Have already bought the Game on my iPhone and played up and down. When I saw it is also available on Steam, I struck directly and wasn't disappointed. On PC with Gamepad, the Game is even more Fun. It's not easy to score Goals at first because the Goalkeepers in the Game are really damn good, but after a few Games that works as well. This Game could have looked like this over 20 Years ago on the Commodore Amiga or C64. It awakens wonderful Childhood memories with Me of riddled Nights with Sensible Soccer or Microprose Soccer. Played a few Games with my Mate and it was absolutely Fun. The two Gamepads (Xbox One Controller & Steam Controller) have worked flawlessly. Even Single Players make the Game a hell of a lot of Fun with its various Modes (including The Olympics, Euro 16 and WORLD Championships). Awesome, even a women's competition is finally playable. I spontaneously don't think of any other Game with Women's Football. For the final Version, I would definitely like to see an online mode. Then the Game would be near perfect. Hope the eager Developers still fulfill that wish for us. Little Candy: Achievements & Trading Cards are already available. Absolute Purchase recommendation for People who also had Fun with Kopanito All-Stars Soccer. Simples but absolutely catchy Game principle.

Early Access Review Since I grew up as a Kid with the Nintendo 1989 and was already a Fan back when I was looking up and down the old Game and now I saw the Retro Style on Youtube I thought that had to get you!!! To the game: The basic recipe of the pixel kicker is pleasingly simple and entertaining: Shooting, matching and torching are our Gund tools, with a longer push of a button to vary them in execution. The general game concept is already internalized in the second minutes of the game and runs excellently. After a short time, the first balls fidget on the net and despite reduced control options we always find new tactics to make the gameplay varied. Pixel Cup Soccer does not take the rulebook into account at all. Fouls don't exist, the Ball behind the right Line is a Point, behind wrong there is an Interjection or Corner ball. The game is very simplified and has broken away from any complexity, which benefits the gameplay in every minutes of the game. Quick Ball Changes, uncomplicated but accurate Controls and lots of Goals. If you are Afraid that the Variety will be neglected, you can use the numerous Modifiers. Multiple levels of difficulty, game speeds or weather conditions change gameplay enough to ensure variety across multiple games. The opponent AI is also fine, but once you have found a tactic to pry it out, it works again and again and undermines the otherwise decent performance. Away from the action, Pixel Cup Soccer 2017 still has a sumptuous array of game modes to offer. Whether EM, WM (Women and Men) or the Coppa Americana are represented. Add to that penalty shooting, training and friendly games, which are even supplemented with a local Vs mode on the iPad. An online mode is unfortunately completely missing, which would certainly have been an incredible fun in the fast battles. Also desirable would have been a career or league mode, or at least the opportunity to create your own tournaments. Overall, Pixel Cup Soccer is a thoroughly fun affair, even in The Friendly Match with friends, the Entertainment can be very funny that will take every Fan by storm. Fast Games that come across as simple and entertaining and, above all, without all too complex Structures. A few modes and a slightly better AI would have rounded the whole thing off, but the bottom line here is a good game in a charming presentation. My Conclusion for 9.99€ is a real game knostall not to be missed:-)