Finger Soccer Tournament

Welcome to the Finger Soccer Tournament! This is the only soccer game where your whole team is just a flick away from winning, losing, or sending the goalie into space by accident. It's not FIFA. It's not possible. It's better. This is the crazy world of tabletop football, where physics, rage, and the energy of your tapping fingertips come together.

No more intricate footwork or ten-button combos—this is just crazy finger-flicking. You set up your little disk-shaped players in a row, pull back like you're firing a catapult, and then send them flying toward the ball like a soccer pinball wizard. Finger Soccer Tournament is sheer pixel chaos from the start to the end of the game, whether you're scoring from halfway across the field or accidently scoring an own goal in record time.

What you're really doing:

Choose your team and play short games or long tournaments.

Flick your teammates to pass, tackle, and smash the ball into the goal.

Use rebounds, bank shots, and crazy angles to trick your opponent (or yourself).

For the most fun, play against AI or a friend in local 2-player mode.

Try to win games where one good flick can alter everything.

Why this is the most ludicrous soccer fun ever:

It feels like a strange mix of air hockey, foosball, and football.

Every game is different, with surprise goals and funny mistakes.

You'll start out aiming to win, but then you'll just throw players out there to see what happens.

Action that moves quickly and can turn tactical and chaotic in a matter of seconds

A single flick can be brilliant or a complete failure. There is no middle ground

Gameplay features and crazy physics:

Real-time finger flick movement with good control over power and angle

You can play tournaments by yourself or with a friend on the same screen.

The physics of bouncy balls make every shot funny and surprising.

Player collisions, ricochets, and other random events that make you shout, WHAT WAS THAT?!

There are a lot of ways to mess up the simple rule of getting the ball in the net.

Check out the visuals and the vibe:

Soccer fields with bright colors and mini-stadium effects

Round chunks that spin and bounce like angry pucks

Funny goal celebrations and slow-motion replays of your best goals and worst mistakes

A modern, sleek interface that seems like an old-school arcade

Here are some things that go into sound design:

Stadium crowds that shout, gasp, and groan at every little thing you do

When players hit each other, there are loud kicks, big thuds, and cartoonish boinks.

Buzzer noises for scores, fouls, and critical saves that sound way too loud for what they are

Controls PC:

Click and drag to aim and flick your player.

Let go to launch with all chaos power

Keyboard shortcuts for the menu, replay, and restart

On the go:

To set aim and power, tap and drag.

Let go to launch, just like a slingshot.

Great for two people to fight on one device

Progression and match craziness:

Tournament mode with stadium configurations that get harder and stranger as you go along

Get new team colors, ball skins, and stadium themes.

Bonuses for winning streaks and power-flick enhancements for crazy final shots

score in 2 flicks or win with only 1 defender are examples of challenge levels.

Can you play it again?

Every game is different, and every match is a fresh catastrophe.

Great for short games or complete tournaments when you want to show off your skills.

The local 2-player mode makes this a great game for bragging rights fights.

The temptation to shout GOOOOAAALLL!!! never goes away.

Who is this for?
Fans of soccer who enjoy it to be quick, crazy, and a little out of control. Anyone who likes to compete, has a finger that likes to flick, and loves games that make you shout with excitement or wrath. Great for youngsters, those who prefer to relax, and champions who love mayhem.

Finger Soccer Tournament on Kiz10 is the beautiful game, but it's smaller, faster, and you play it with your fingers. Put it in, line up the shot, and let physics choose your fate. You can win with only one flip... or maybe five. Most likely more. You will see.