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• gamedeal user

  Feb 8, 2016

  This is the product of what would happen if the fast-paced and wacky world of Super Mario Strikers met the charming and intense world of Sensible Soccer. Sprinkle some unforgettable scenes from Shaolin Soccer and you have Kopanito All-Stars Soccer. [b]Impressions[/b] + I have never had so much fun slide tackling in to opponents. Modern grassroot rules of the sport do not apply, so get out there and break those legs! + Gameplay is solid and fully responsive between keyboard and gamepad. There is a learning curve involved, but once you discover the importance of team work, dribbling and tackling, everything feels a lot friendlier. + Visually a very charming game. The cartoony art direction is certainly a good call and works well. Player animations are solid. Goal celebrations are... ahem... animated. + Not a lot to offer in terms of sound effects and soundtrack, but the current offering delivers to a satisfactory standard. + A large assortment of competitions to unlock and play through including custom tournaments, practice and friendly matches. + Powers can be huge game changers and injects new life to the sport. There are four powers in total with individual strengths and weaknesses. + Support for up to four additional local players. Grab your friend(s) and charge through various tournaments as a team. + Full keyboard + mouse and gamepad support. Keys can be configured to your heart’s content. + The greater the goal difference, the more resilient and alert the AI becomes to your tackles and dribbles. Something I have not seen before, but it's a mechanic which works extremely well in an attempt to avoid further catastrophes. + Leaderboard and fame points work really well side by side. Adds a whole different layer of depth for players to continue playing and reach the Platinum League. + 225 achievements and in-game trophies. That’s 225 individual pieces of effort and excruciating dedication to unlock. + Match challenges offer objectives for players in search of small modifiers (ie. avoid using powers, score three goals in 30 seconds, and so on). You gain fame points in return for your efforts. + Friendly user interface with all the standard options you would expect from a PC title. + Online multiplayer is planned for release with the final version of the game. [b]Early access consideration and dev feedback[/b] - A friendly warning: The AI will torture you during your first few sessions/hours until you figure out how everything works. You may even grow suspicious of cheating AI. I most certainly did. The important thing is to try and play as much as you can to get to grips with the gameplay. - Slight overkill with AI catch up speed compared to player catch up. I don't feel like the sprint button does anything when chasing the AI. - The need for more power ups or other methods of scoring (ie. volley or header) is great. - There is an audio balancing issue. Almost all audio during play comes through the right speaker/headphone. I have tried using two perfectly functional headsets and a speaker to cancel any malfunctions on my end. - Only international teams are playable. It would be great to be able to play in a league filled with fictional teams/players, just to shrug off the feeling of international play. Pro Evolution Soccer has done this for many years with great success (ie. North London: Arsenal; Hampshire Red: Southampton; Merseyside Blue: Everton). - It would be an even greater feature to allow players the freedom to create their own teams, team names, players and kits from pre-made designs, then to incorporate this team to a randomly generated and fictional league.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 21, 2016

  To say the game isn't fun for an hour or two would be a lie. But at a price point of 10.99 (CDN) there just is zero meat on the bone to want to keep playing. It took about 4 hours to play all the tournements on the beginner level to unlock the other ones. Then you are to move up to the next difficulty to again, unlock the next tiers of tournements. In lies the rub, there is no variety in the games. Yes, it's soccer. But all it is as simply put is; slide tackle, run for 5 feet and then start spinning with the ball and hope the never missing AI might miss a tackle. Then use the sniper mode to aim for one of the corners..... Rinse repeat. That is the whole game. None of the teams have any 'differnce' other then the colours of their shirts/player faces. No team is better then the other and you can NEVER outrun a defender. If you have the ball you run at 75% speed any defenseman can run down forwards. It's just a little silly. If it's on sale, grab it for a few hours of something sports on Steam. Don't expect it to hold your attention for long once you are past the first few games and your doing the exact thing every game.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2016

  My son and I love playing this game together co-op, and local co-op games are always our favorite since we can really play together. Loads of fun and high-fives after every goal.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 12, 2016

  Who would have thought this game could be more enjoyable than FIFA 16?!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 11, 2016

  When I was a child, me and my cousin would love to play Nekketsu Soccer (Goal3). Even now I have its emulated version and sometimes I'm playing it with the same joy. And I searched an alternative\better version of Nekketsu for a long long time. Years later I found "Lego Soccermania" wich was 3D and super fun to play. Today I found this gem and I'm so goddamn happy. First you are starting with an easy practice mode, controls are so easy and consistant if you ever played fifa or pes at least once. And then jumping in a tournament with AI. Difficulties are selectable. And I have to say AI is really good. You have to start at Oceania Cup.. So you cant just pick the most powerful european teams. They are locked. You have to win the tournament and unlock them. And this is really nice to me. We got stadiums, footballs, teams to unlock. We got tons of achivements. I really liked it. Online matchmaking is coming. This will be great. Really nice and cute graphics. Mayyybe sounds would be better.. But its enough for now. So.. I really liked this game. It remainded me the good old times that I was spent with my cousin.. I will never quit playing Nekketsu but I think I'll be busy with this game for a while. Muzlu Approves®
• gamedeal user

  Jun 21, 2016

  Better than FIFA
• gamedeal user

  Dec 5, 2016

  This game is cheap and fun! Kudos to the devs who had such a brilliant idea! Pros: -No demanding system requirements -Ability to play short/long games offline(local player with friends) or online as well and many tournaments and cups -Intuitive and not hard to learn (but it is tricky to master all the game mechanics, which in my opinion is good) -No referee/penalties/stamina/injuries/team tactics etc. -Less bugs than FIFA -Cheaper than FIFA -Better than FIFA Cons: - Large room for improvement in the online multiplayer This game should be well known in all the world because I got tired of FIFA and PES that every year change some players in the teams, polish a bit the mechanics and then sell the game for the same price of the previous year. Devs u deserve a CAKE! 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2016

  Really good game, and they're not lying about it being skill based. See this gif of a goal I scored, partly by accident - its what made me realise this game allows for some serious skill to be developed: http://puu.sh/t13Ox/d066abd8b3.gif I've been trying to replicate that goal ever since. You can further develop skills as well - even the AI will tend to pass the ball into space and then sprint onto it, but I kept finding that when I tried doing that against professional (i.e. hard) AI they could still slide into where you put the ball, so I started turning around quickly soon after picking up the ball again after sprinting onto it and it often means I evade their slide tackle attempt and I'm gifted a glorious chance on goal. Speaking of which, scoring is an absolute delight in this game, as it should be in any football game, especially when you get just the right amount of curve on the ball that it beats the keeper. I wish airshots were a bit more complex - its nothing more than just holding down the shoot button, but then again it does require some skill with lobbing and corners before you get a prime opportunity to airshot the ball into the net. Gameplay is VERY fast on higher difficulty, the ball will travel a lot an utmost attention is required to keep up. The game certainly provides ample challenge for players and, as mentioned, the AI will start to show off their skill too (which I didn't expect, the hard AI in Rocket League is terrible, so I had lower standards for the AI in Kopanito). My only issues are: no custom-made teams, the online play doesn't seem to be working (although you can still play against people on your Steam friends list, which is enough for me), there's no in-game chat, the keyboard sometimes adds itself as another player, and your friend can't personally choose their own team. Also I wish the crowds were animated (it's like playing at the Emirates Stadium) and that there were people on the subs bench - minor details that would add some nice touches. Being able to choose what colour Player 1, 2, 3, etc, is would also be really helpful - I played locally with a friend on the same team and I had pink and he had red so it was a bit confusing. Overall I definitely recommend this game, I was already happy with my purchase only a few hours in.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2017

  The game itself is great and a lot of fun. I think this is one of the most frustrating menu systems I've seen. I wish you could permanently disable certain controllers in the settings. As it is, since I have a keyboard / mouse, gamepad, and X52 flight stick I need to go to the main menu and disable the flight stick and keyboard otherwise every match I play it will create 3 players for me. No problem, disable it in the game lobby you say? No, if you forget to manually disable a controller you join your match with multiple players, have to quit out, disable controllers again, get another invite.. etc... It's you're playing with 4+ people watch all of them have to do this once or twice. Were you in the game and hit Shift+Tab for Steam overlay? Woops, now your keyboard is active again and you have to quit out, go back to the main menu, disable the controller, and get reinvited to your game. If they can fix this it's a must buy. If they don't I still recommend the game as it's fun and skill-based, similar to rocket league.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 13, 2017

  I really want to like this game, and, in a way I do. I paid 3 GBP for this and after spending less than an hour playing, I already have some strong opinions about how this game needs to be improved. Asthetically, everything holds up. The art style is consistent througout and sound effects are clean and punchy. The problem unfortunately comes from gameplay. My first and most prominent gripe is the dribbling system, or lack thereof. Slide tackling gets old pretty fast as you get pummled from every angle and with no penalty to the opposing team. It feels impossible to manouver anywhere in which an opposing player is standing due to the risk of getting tackled by a 10 yard slide. Getting rid of the ball ASAP seems to be the name of the game. In a previous match, a challenge encouraged me to tackle 10 players without sliding (blocking tackle). I managed to do so but immediately after completing the challenge, I went right back to using sliding as my sole means of performing a tackle. There's little argument to justify using a blocking tackle. Power ups are pretty cool but theres only 6 and they seem pretty unbalanced. A rather infuriating one is an electrocuting drone which lasts much longer than any other power up. The challenges add some needed variety to the game although they can go from being mildly challenging to feeling down right impossible. You can collect stars and coins but the menu options and guide don't provide any direction as to what they mean or if they can even be used. I've complained enough so let me reassure you that there are some good points to this game. Shooting feels robust and the abilitiy to switch between manual and auto passing on the fly is great. There's plenty to like about this game but the minor annoyances mentioned above are likely to put you off playing this one often. If you have a few controllers and like to play with friends, or maybe you're looking for a cheap and causal game to play, breaking your usual FPS routine, this might be the one for you. Just make sure you don't pay too much for it as you'll likely get bored rather quickly. Message to devs: This game is so close to being really well polished. Keep working on it!