CLICK. CLACK. GOAAAAAALLL!

KICKA is a local 1v1 game that changes how you think about foosball. Every map challenges you in a new way. Between rounds you pick abilities and each one reshapes the game even further. A full match lasts about 10 to 15 minutes.

Your figures move together, always in formation: tap for a quick shot, or hold to draw the ball in and unleash a powerful strike. It all comes down to fast thinking and good timing.

How it works

Every round is first to five goals. Then comes the twist: the loser picks first, choosing one of three random abilities, and the winner is stuck with whatever is left.

Abilities can flip a match on its head: turn the ball into a bomb and blow their figures apart, use a gust of wind to reinforce your attack, or make your opponent's goal bigger. And there's even more in the game.

Win three rounds to win the match.

Arenas

There are two arenas in the game, and they couldn't be more different. The disco court runs ramps along both sides, so a well-placed shot can slip past their row entirely. The beach court adds a second, elevated goal behind the first, so you can't afford to defend just one.  

Contents

This is an early build of KICKA, which includes:

• 2 unique arenas
• 2 sets of figures
• 5 abilities + 5 enhanced versions

KICKA is local play only. Take on an AI opponent if you're playing solo, but this game is best with two, so grab a friend and see who really has the faster hands. 

Controls

We recommend playing with a controller.

Keyboard 

• Move: W & S 
• Switch row: A & D
• Abilities: Q & E
• Shoot: Spacebar (hold to draw in the ball and charge your shot)

Supported setups: two controllers, one controller and one keyboard, two keyboards, or a single controller or keyboard against the AI. Two players cannot share one keyboard.

The Team

• Elisabeth Fatheuer
• Viktor Sabe
• Korbinian Huber
• Käthe Weiler
• Georg Lehmann

Made as part of our sixth semester at DE:HIVE Berlin.

Full credits are included in the game and in the credits.txt file in the download.

Lastly thank you for playing our game. We are still at the start of our game dev journey, so we are excited to hear what you think. Leave a comment with your thoughts or let us know if you run into any bugs. :)