A Small World Cup

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About A Small World Cup

Wobbly ragdoll soccer with one button per player. Hilariously hard to actually score.

There is no formation to memorize in A Small World Cup. You control a floppy player and try to turn one well-timed swing into a shot at the goal. The ball, your player, and the opponent all bounce, so a powerful hit is not automatically a useful one. A gentle contact from the side can line up a better follow-up than a full-force swing from behind the ball. Short matches make it easy to try a different approach in the next round: wait for a rebound, meet the ball before it crosses the center, or keep your player between the ball and your own goal. Its simple pointer or touch input makes the timing and angle the real challenge.

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How to play A Small World Cup

Hold mouse / tap to swing.

  1. Start a match and watch the ball's first bounce before swinging.
  2. Hold the mouse button or touch control to move your ragdoll toward the ball.
  3. Aim for the side of the ball that sends it toward the opposing goal.

Tips for A Small World Cup

  • Do not swing at every bounce; wait until the ball is moving into your path.
  • If a hard hit sends the ball past the goal, try a shorter contact from the side.
  • Keep an eye on your own goal after a rebound, since the same swing can send the ball backward.

Frequently asked questions

How do I control the player?
Use the mouse button or touch input to swing the ragdoll player toward the ball.
Why is scoring difficult?
The ragdoll and ball both bounce, so the contact angle matters more than simply swinging harder.