Grab the controls and battle it out with Soccer Showdown™.
Strike the ball, block incoming shots and react fast as you go
head-to-head for the win.
First to 10 Wins
Keep track of every goal with the built-in score tracker. Race your
opponent to 10 goals, then reset the score and jump straight into
another rematch.
2 Players, 4 Controls
Each player gets two controls for fast attacking and defending.
Soccer Showdown™ brings competitive, screen-free
tabletop action to kids, siblings, friends and family.
This has become one of the first games the kids pull out when their friends come over. It’s easy to understand but gets surprisingly intense once they start blocking shots and trying to sneak goals past each other. I also like that the score is built into the game so there are no arguments about who’s winning haha.
Bought this for my son and his sister and they’ve had heaps of fun with it. Having separate controls for attacking and defending makes it much more interesting than I expected, and they love keeping track of the score to see who wins each round.
My two boys love playing this against each other. It gets very competitive very quickly and they’re always demanding a rematch once someone gets to 10 goals.
On a stormy afternoon, the match picked up quickly as the whole family worked on defending the net. Resetting the score took seconds, and everyone wanted one more match.
The goal area rewarded quick reactions on a lazy Saturday, and three cousins focused on blocking shots. The result was simple: another round started straight away.
Two friends asked for a rematch before our movie night; the head-to-head setup kept attention. A little later, we ended up running a family tournament.
During a quiet evening, my grandson tracked a small winning streak. The score tracker stayed easy to follow, so the winner barely had time to celebrate.
During a family visit, the scoring system settled close results, while three cousins started a mini tournament. After that, the losing player wanted revenge.
Before bedtime, my granddaughter tried side-angle shots; meanwhile, the controls made sense straight away. That was enough that the losing player wanted revenge.
During family game night, the match picked up quickly as my two boys called out every score. The extra balls prevented long interruptions, and the game stayed fun across several rounds.