Awesome Soccer features in “24 Best Commercial Linux Games”
Sunday, April 18th, 2010Awesome Soccer has been listed on linuxlinks.com as one of the 24 best commercial Linux games currently available. Check out the full article here.
Awesome Soccer has been listed on linuxlinks.com as one of the 24 best commercial Linux games currently available. Check out the full article here.
A new version of Awesome Soccer is now available (version 1.2) which includes the following new features:
Awesome Soccer has been reviewed within the March 2010 edition of the excellent FourFourTwo Magazine.
“Better than many Sensi clones”
“Cheap and Charming”
“Another Sensible option”
Red27 Studios’ very own coding genius Peter (in his own words ;-)) was recently interviewed for Captain D’s PC Gaming Website. A transcript of the interview can be read below, or you can check out the published interview here.
Awesome Soccer has been reviewed on the ever popular (and amusing named) “Harry Balls” website.
“Play is fast and easy. This is a fun game with some remarkable options for a game in its price range.”
You can read the full review here.
Awesome Soccer has been favourably reviewed over at Gamers Daily News.
“Great, fun and satisfying. You’re in complete control and it will keep you entertained for hours”
“A great fun game that reminds you of the classics and can be fitted in anytime.”
You can read the full review here.
Awesome Soccer has been reviewed on the excellent Bytten website.
Here are some of the review highlights:
“…a heavily action orientated soccer game where realism and details make way for high speed mayhem, outrageous shots and massive slide tackles.”
“…an exhaustive list of features and content make the game addictive and fun.”
“…if you’re a big fan of games like Sensible Soccer or Kick Off, then Awesome Soccer will endear itself to you immediately.”
You can read the full review here.
Awesome Soccer has been reviewed at OutOfEight PC Game Reviews (where, unsurprisingly, the maximum score awarded is 8). We scored a slightly dissapointing 5/8, with the reviewer citing the control system’s simplicity as an area for improvement. Reading between the lines, the cross/lob function kept accidentally being pressed to his chagrin. Here’s the summary:
The Good: Simple controls make it easy to bend shots, many teams with real players, custom tournaments, formation and team editors
The Not So Good: Terribly imprecise one-button controls are too simplistic
You can read the entire review here.