Retro Goal is a fun and fast game that combines team management, Retro Bowl and New Star Soccer. To compete for first place, you can buy the remaining matches once you've played the first 10 matches.
The graphics are inspired by the most popular 16-bit games. Touch-screen controls allow you to score goal after goal. This goal stands out because of its pixel-perfect perfection.
Retro Goal is very simple to use. The first step is to choose your team. You will then oversee the formation of your team, play, and score many goals. I particularly like "Blackpool", which is a nod at Liverpool F.C.
Free team management meta-games are available at the start of each game. Despite the fact that this game is addicting and well-designed, it will not appeal to everyone. Retro Goal's Football Management has caught my attention, even though it's not my favorite game. It is easy!
Retro Goal fans will enjoy Nightpoint.io or Mini Jumps if they are looking for more retro games.
Features
- Manual Ground Passes: Target a long, low shot at any time with this new, exclusive technique.
- Automatic Ground Passes: An original and cutting-edge method that allows you to send the ball to your teammates right away with only a touch or button press.
- More Complicated Tackling: While tackling, choose your opponent and set him up for a slide tackle.
- New Turbo Setting: With this new setting, you can now change the game's pace independently from the Difficulty Cange at any time between the handheld mode with Joy-Con controls and the touch screen.
- Switch Controllers Are Playable With Virtually Any: Utilize the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, a single Joy-Con, or two Joy-Con controllers. Even better, you may use a Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller or one of the Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers for the Nintendo Switch to play.
- Customized Control Options: Change your aiming style or select one of three direct player control options.
How To Play
Retro Goal's core gameplay is swipe and move. Your swipes are what keep all of your activities going. It's simple; simply flick your left to dribble while holding, then move your left again to pass or shoot. The swipe-to-shoot process is the same for headers, only you must first loft the ball and identify your target.
