7 Soccer: a sci-fi soccer tale
Mario D'Eliso "Elis-D" · 2018 · Indie, Casual, Sports, Action
PC
5 user reviews40% · 5
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About 7 Soccer: a sci-fi soccer tale
Firstly born as a simple 7 soccer game, Seven Soccer has grown up and now it presents itself as a sci-fi soccer tale.
Inspired by some old sci-fi tv series, a short tale with a electrifying ending was added, in order to justify the events that were told.
Before entering the heart of the game, it will be a short tutorial phase, in which you will learn the basic commands to play the matches.
You begin as a child, with your mother teaching you to kick the ball (and in this phase you already notice the post-apocalyptic scenery); then you’ll be in the public gardens with your friends, when the benches were the goal; and then you’ll be in a park where you will learn to save the shots of the opponents. In 7 Soccer, in fact, the goalkeeper is completely under your control and you will decide if you want him to dive and when.
THE LEAGUE
Once completed the tutorial, the difficult phase of the league will begin, where you will have to face nine teams of different difficulty.
The final position in the table will have a certain importance, because once finished the league you will be able to challenge the national teams of the various countries, but only if you unlock them from your score.
Winning against the national teams will let you gain tickets to enter the DOME (the more national teams you face, the more tickets you gain - from here the importance of a good classification).
DOME
The Dome is a place of challenges, through rooms in which obstacles of increasing difficulty are randomly placed. It will be through this structure that you will be able to follow the evolving of the plot and to understand what happened to the human kind.
Just the ones who will complete the Dome with a high general score, will unlock the complete final.
Inspired by some old sci-fi tv series, a short tale with a electrifying ending was added, in order to justify the events that were told.
Before entering the heart of the game, it will be a short tutorial phase, in which you will learn the basic commands to play the matches.
You begin as a child, with your mother teaching you to kick the ball (and in this phase you already notice the post-apocalyptic scenery); then you’ll be in the public gardens with your friends, when the benches were the goal; and then you’ll be in a park where you will learn to save the shots of the opponents. In 7 Soccer, in fact, the goalkeeper is completely under your control and you will decide if you want him to dive and when.
THE LEAGUE
Once completed the tutorial, the difficult phase of the league will begin, where you will have to face nine teams of different difficulty.
The final position in the table will have a certain importance, because once finished the league you will be able to challenge the national teams of the various countries, but only if you unlock them from your score.
Winning against the national teams will let you gain tickets to enter the DOME (the more national teams you face, the more tickets you gain - from here the importance of a good classification).
DOME
The Dome is a place of challenges, through rooms in which obstacles of increasing difficulty are randomly placed. It will be through this structure that you will be able to follow the evolving of the plot and to understand what happened to the human kind.
Just the ones who will complete the Dome with a high general score, will unlock the complete final.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The story in this futuristic soccer is serviceable but won’t leave a lasting impression. Set in a dystopian future where Earth has been enslaved by alien invaders, the only escape lies within the enigmatic Dome, a place accessible only to those who prove themselves on the soccer field. As a player, your mission is clear: rise through the ranks, conquer the competition, and earn your way into the Dome to secure freedom. Story bits are presented as walls of text. The controls are simple and easy to grasp, embracing an arcade-like feel. Your core mechanics revolve around movement, passing, and shooting, with directional control playing a key role in your accuracy. There’s no aim assist here, which means passes won’t always land perfectly, and while the goal is massive, precision still matters. Defense and offense share similar mechanics, with actions changing depending on whether you have possession. A sliding tackle helps disrupt opposing plays, while a dribble nudges the ball forward to maintain momentum. Another action allows you to either switch players on defense or perform a spin move to evade defenders when attacking. The lack of a sprint button can make the game feel slow at…2 found this helpful
Great idea but the gameplay wasn't enjoyable for me, it is too static and slow.2 found this helpful
It was a good idea with a good setting and story behind it, but sadly I believe it is not worth your money or time. Clunky and full of spelling errors. Needs updates and polishing. In its current state, it's like something one would expect from a free flash game...1 found this helpful
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