Score a goal 2 (Physical football)

Compared to its prequel, offers nothing new except different levels. Like the original, it is a puzzle game that consists of scoring a goal by indirectly moving a ball towards the objective by exploding, moving, and/or removing things out of the way. Unpolished minimalistic flash-like graphics and terrible repetitive soundtrack. A few dozen levels, which do offer some variety but are fairly fast to complete, sometimes rely in timing and luck, and offer little replayability. I certainly do not think this is nowhere near worth its full price, and still am hard pressed to recommend it at 90% off. 4/10

Score a Goal 2 (Physical Football) is a physics-based puzzle game developed and published by BulatHard that transforms the familiar objective of scoring a football goal into a series of increasingly creative and challenging brain teasers. Rather than focusing on traditional sports simulation mechanics, the game treats football as the centerpiece of a puzzle-solving experience where success depends on understanding physics, timing, and environmental interactions. The result is a casual yet surprisingly engaging title that rewards experimentation and creative thinking. The concept is remarkably simple. Every level presents players with a football and a goal, but reaching that goal is rarely straightforward. Obstacles, moving platforms, traps, and various interactive objects stand between the player and success. What initially appears to be a basic sports-themed game quickly reveals itself as a puzzle experience built around observation and problem-solving. The objective never changes, but the methods required to achieve it constantly evolve. One of the game's greatest strengths is the way it uses physics as the foundation of every challenge. The movement of the ball, the behavior o…

Being a shorter experience definitely helped and the puzzles felt better. I do wish some of the previous mechanics like the slingshot would make a return, but that's okay. I think this is a step in the right direction.

Ball puzzle meme.

Need to change the resolution for some levels to appear properly. Some of the physics interactions seem to either require luck or seriously precise timing.

Rather than a puzzle game it's more of an annoying physics wrangling exercise.