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Curve Free Kick
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Curve Free Kick will open up a super realistic 3D soccer physics arena. Players will stand right in front of the free-kick spot. You have to face a solid defensive wall and an experienced goalkeeper. Gamers need to calculate every run-up angle, distance, and natural wind factor. From there, you can perform legendary penalty kicks. Every successful shot will bring extreme excitement to any true soccer fan. Your name can finally become a legend.
COMPLETE GAMEPLAY WALKTHROUGH
Curve Free Kick will feature a challenge series of 12 increasingly difficult levels. Players can start with direct free kicks and wide shooting angles. Then, the system will gradually shift to diagonal shooting angles. The climax will bring breathtakingly narrow free kicks right near the corner flag.
Upon entering the match, you will receive 10 tries upfront. Each successful goal will reward players with one extra kick. Conversely, missing the net or hitting the post and defenders will cost you one chance. When the remaining tries drop to zero, the game will end.
Gamers just need to move the mouse to adjust the kicker's standing position. Once satisfied with the angle, you can left-click or press the spacebar to shoot.
Dynamic scoring system
Top-corner shots or inner-post hits delivering generous bonus points. Much higher value than goals right in the middle of the net. The watch replay feature is available after every beautiful goal or regrettable miss. Therefore, admire your masterpiece from multiple camera angles. Moreover, analyze mistakes before clicking Try Again for the next turn.
Shooting controls
Move the mouse to set the shooting angle toward the goal. Click the mouse when ready to make the player kick the ball.
Winning free-kick secrets
- Read the wind direction before choosing a standing spot.
- Curve shots around the outer wall so the wind pulls the ball back in.
- Keep the shooting power moderate at narrow distances.
- Aim at the empty goal area or when the goalkeeper stands off-center.
