Gold ’n Goal
Frog Hammer · 2026 · Sports, Incremental, Idler, Football (Soccer), Simulation
PC
Mostly Negative31% · 13
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About Gold ’n Goal
Gold ’n Goal is an absurd incremental soccer game where scoring goals is just the beginning. Rack up ridiculous numbers, earn sweet € and train your squad from total amateurs into universe-dominating legends!Start small and work your way up through professional leagues - not just on Earth, but across worlds you didn’t even know had soccer. Because why stop at reality?Features:
- Score goals manually or hire players to do it for you
- Progress through leagues on Earth and far beyond
- Use over-the-top powerups - who needs strategy when they have powerups?
- Build and train your team into unstoppable champions
- Experience a full (and totally realistic) soccer career
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Bland is the word I can only use here... also the UI is having bugs, the active powerups go out of the screen, when you tab out, there's UI bugs (grey/black) squares everywhere and in general it's just a lot of waiting to get prestige points without having to do anything other than wait without having to play the gameplay loop at all - it's a sick idea but the execution gets quite boring fast.1 found this helpful
DO NOT choose the skip leagues prestige option, it will grind your progress to a halt.
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Several prestige upgrades just flatout don't work, out of the rest the majority are powerup based rather than pure improvements which is a preference I guess, but doesn't fit the Idler tag. Overall, slow and not rewarding to play.
Fun game about watching numbers go up and clean up balls from the field, which has a really satisfying quality. Not too deep, but does the job of turning your mind off and make it focus on football players, balls and turning money into upgrades.
Fun incremental game. Really liked the goofyness of adding more and more balls, goals and player to the field. Gets a bit overwhelming in the later matches, but in a good way. The artstyle is charming too.
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