Sociable Soccer 24 is the exhilarating, cross-platform, arcade football franchise. Designed by Sensible Soccer creator Jon Hare, this former title on Apple Arcade has fast-paced, arcade-style intuitive gameplay, with multiplayer head-to-head matches and collectible player cards.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5Genres
Arcade Indie SportThemes
Action
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 14 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Daily Star
By Tom HutchisonWell worth a look if you’re into fast-paced footie fun.
Rectify Gaming
By Rectify GamingWell, Sociable Soccer 24 is marketed as a fast-paced, fun, easy-to-grasp, and hard-to-master game that promises to keep players entertained for hours, it falls short of delivering on these promises. Although it might provide some brief enjoyment, the lack of challenge, combined with numerous other issues, renders the game unappealing. I wouldn’t even consider purchasing it as part of a Humble Bundle. In fact, it feels more like a bargain bin game from the early ’90s found at Walmart, lacking the quality and depth expected from modern titles.
God is a Geek
By Chris WhiteSociable Soccer 24 is a reminder of the good old days of football games, with gameplay that's easy enough to pick up and enjoy.
Nintendo Life
By Chris ScullionSociable Soccer is a fun arcade-stye football game that plays like the complete opposite of the realism-focused EA Sports FC, and in doing so manages to be just as satisfying in an entirely different way despite its drawbacks. EA's big-budget game may be the equivalent of eating at a fancy restaurant, but sometimes you just want a burger, and Sociable Soccer is a delightful dose of fast food.
The Games Machine
By Emanuele FeronatoSociable Soccer 24 is fun and reintroduces the arcade spirit of 16-bit soccer games at its best, while also trying to keep up with the times with unlockable players, daily rewards, and various other mechanics typical of mobile gaming, strictly without in-app purchases – you dare! The 1990s are long gone, however, so exceptional depth and gameplay for that era can now aspire to the title of "casual" at best. It's not a criticism, but that Sensible Soccer capable in its day of filling a lot of afternoons, today is just a game to get in a quick game or two from time to time.