- License:
- Free to try
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- Downloads:
- 167,890
- Requirements:
- Windows 2000/XP, 1.4GHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 64MB video card (Radeon 8500/Geforce 3+), Direct X 9.0 drivers
- Limitations:
- Two teams trial
- Date Added:
- June 02, 2006
Publisher's description of Sensible Soccer 2006
From Codemasters:
Sensible Soccer 2006 comes complete with lightning-fast football action, mesmerizing dribbling, physic-defying slide tackles, and a huge amount of unbelievable goals, thanks to outrageous levels of aftertouch. Sensible Soccer 2006 returns with a modern take on its trademark zoomed-out camera and intuitive control system, which delivers total 360-degree control over your players' kicks and movement. The game has a distinctive new graphical style, which includes cel-shaded players with the classic enlarged heads. Sensible Soccer 2006 includes over 350 international and European club teams, 50 preset and custom leages, cup and trophy competitions, and seriously fun gameplay.
This demo lets you play a match between England and Argentina.
Editor's review of Sensible Soccer 2006
Fast and fun soccer
The whole point of Sensible Soccer is to simplify the controls yet retain the complexity of prettier soccer games, and the 2006 version continues the tradition. The gameplay borders on frenetic, and three main buttons control most of the action. A small investment learning how to play will lead to unlimited 10-minute games of soccer between Argentina and England.
Unlike other popular soccer games, there aren't any one-button fakes or fancy step-over moves. Instead, the players are completely controlled by the directional keys or joystick plus a "Sprint" button that uses a limited amount of boostable energy. The cartoon kitsch might have seemed funny at some point, but the misshapen, lumpy heads are a bit annoying. There is very little in-game help, so you should look over the brief read-me file before playing.
Despite minor annoyances, as in any good sports game there's a decent learning curve in Sensible Soccer 2006 that makes it enjoyable to improve. You'll appreciate the game more after you can direct your passes and bend your shots effectively. Unfortunately, the demo doesn't allow any customization of the difficulty, so newcomers to the genre may be quickly overwhelmed by the default playing speed.
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