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Toy Soccer Cup
Toy Soccer Cup is a perfect mix of soccer and chess. Here, you will command team pieces on a board. Your objective is to score more goals than your opponent before the clock runs out. So, every single shot requires careful planning. Prove your mastery on the field through powerful strikes and clever tactics.
GAMEPLAY ENGINE & FLOW
In this game, you only need the left mouse button to play. Players will click and hold down on one of your team pieces. Then you will drag back in the opposite direction. Two aim lines will appear. The yellow line shows your shot power. The white line indicates the shot angle. You need to move your mouse around to adjust both settings. Once you are satisfied with the trajectory, simply release the mouse.
Game modes
- Quick play: Jump straight into a friendly match against AI bots.
- Tournament: Face and defeat ten computer opponents in a row with increasing difficulty.
- Two-player mode: Compete against a friend locally on the same computer.
- Real-time online mode: Challenge players of similar skill levels from around the world.
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Players can unlock:
- Twelve vibrant national team jerseys.
- Six unique soccer ball designs.
- Four distinct pitch surfaces.
The game also features an exciting lineup of active power-ups:
- Cannon: Turns your next hit into an unstoppable rocket shot.
- Timeout: Gives you extra time to think over your next move.
- Freeze: Freezes the opponent's upcoming shot.
- Precision: Extends the aiming guideline for pinpoint shot accuracy.
Control in Toy Soccer Cup
- Click and hold on a game piece, then drag back to reveal the power and aim lines.
- Release the mouse to take the shot.
Tips & tricks
- Use the arena's boundary walls to pull off tricky bank shots into the net.
- Aim your shots right inside the side posts of the goal.
- Sometimes a soft, gentle tap works best for close-range finishes or setting up a pass.
- Keep one or two of your pieces parked in front of your own goal to act as dedicated blockers.
- Read the aim lines closely to set up the best angle and power for every strike.
