New Star Soccer

Just play it, this game is one of the best mobile games I ever played and it is even better on phone so 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🧀

Guys cut the adverts back.

The game makes you watch ads for free agents and trainers, after watching a minute of ads you don’t get either of them, just time wasted. Also I bet on the winning color several times playing roulette, but still there’s a bug that doesn’t detect the correct color the ball stops on. Such bugs really lower the enjoyment I get from the game.

It really is a very fun game to play on bathroom breaks or when you’re waiting on something. Very balanced, great mechanics. Keeps things dynamic and fun. Love how they have basically every team. Deserves the 5 stars.

Don’t get me worn on this it’s a very great game. I think I’m more addicted to it than anybody I think the game is perfect as is (I mean if the developers wanted to design the person and the pitch and how the boss looks and all, they would have) But I think they did that on purpose people. I’ve seen a lot of reviews about what they should add but I’m surprised nobody said this: WHEN YOU PASS AND SOMEONE REBOUNDS, IT IS NOT AN ASSIST. I think if they can correct this it would be a perfect game.

Sadly, this game does not allow us to play it on the airplane anymore, so you need to be connected to the Internet in order to play this game.

I’ve been playing this game for years, and it’s truly a hidden gem. While it’s won’t give you the FIFA experience, it puts on a retro vibe, with basic mechanics and highly addictive gameplay. Basically, its charm lies in its simplicity. The personalized storyline draws you in quickly, and the learning curve is minimal, making it easy to pick up. It’s what I’d call a “fast-food game”—each match lasts about a minute (or less), and before you know it, you’re competing in the final game of the league. That said, because I enjoy the game so much, I’d like to offer a few critiques and recommendations: - The game is too easy. Adding different difficulty modes (e.g., easy, medium, hard) would make it more engaging and challenging for a broader audience. - During the transfer season, it’s disappointing to get notifications without any offers. Introducing proposals from other teams would make the transfer season feel more meaningful. - Currently, you lose points in abilities with random events, but it would be more realistic and varied if players could sustain injuries. For example, injuries could sideline your character for a few weeks or an entire season, forcing you to regain lost points. - Opponents urgently need to be more challenging. Consider making defenders, goalkeepers, and even teammates move around, even when you haven’t passed or kicked the ball. If you’re the captain, you could still control them; they would just stop once you press on them and move toward the chosen placed, stopping again there. - Add a timer for decision-making during plays. Currently, defenders only start moving after you’ve touched the ball, which allows too much time for strategy. A time limit would increase the pace and difficulty. - Add more small details and variations in events. For example, extra visuals for coaches, teams, and personal relationships (e.g., girlfriends) would add depth to the narrative. Maybe even scandals (typical of football players) with people in your life, like your girlfriend. These scandals would make you lose points with teammates, brands, coach, or even lose your girlfriend altogether. - Introducing more personalization options for your character would make the experience overall better. - Include clubs you can’t transfer to due to rivalries. I genuinely believe these changes will improve the realism and experience with the game. Of course, you can go all out and do so much more, but I caution myself and the developer team because, as said

Lit game

I have been playing this since it was on cool math games. Before they added headers. It has been and remains one of the best mobile games ever made.

Ko