Super Simple Soccer

Ninety seconds. That's all you get in Super Simple Soccer to outscore your opponent and stay alive in the tournament. There's no elaborate setup — just a ball, two teams, and the relentless pressure of the clock ticking down while you scramble for every goal you can get.

Winning one match isn't enough. Five consecutive victories stand between you and the World Cup, so every game carries real weight. Before stepping onto the pitch, you can name your team and pick its colors — a small touch that somehow makes each goal feel more personal.

The mechanics stay out of your way, letting instinct take over rather than memorization. Tackles, sprints, jumps, and shots all flow naturally, which means the tension comes from the match itself rather than from wrestling with controls. Compact, scrappy, and surprisingly gripping for something so stripped back.