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Super Soccer Blast
Super Soccer Blast isn’t a particularly deep game. Notwithstanding the existence of a player/team editor, you can’t really control that much. You don’t get to swap in new players (either during or between games) and you can’t change your tactics or formation. What you see what you start up the game is what you get. But that’s what makes Super Soccer Blast so refreshing. It knows what it wants to be — a slightly more modern-looking version of a ‘90s-era soccer game — and it gives players just that.
Super Soccer Blast doesn't propose an extremely serious and realistic football simulation but it does a good job at offering a fun arcade-like experience, with intuitive gameplay and an enjoyable local multiplayer component. Not being the most ambitious football game ever made, its options can feel rather limited but it's a good choice for players looking for a less stressful football experience.
Super Soccer Blast is a top-shelf multiplayer sports game on Switch thanks to the great controls, smart design, and ease of play. The single-player content might be a little lacking, but overall, this is a well-crafted sports game. Honestly, it’s not a surprise given Unfinished Pixel’s track record with the fundamentally sound Super Volley Blast and Super Tennis Blast. I look forward to their next entry in their Super Sports Blast series that hopefully tackles hockey or American football.
7
UnderrateXposer
After giving it 4 after first game, I actually started to like it later, so.. For 4 euros, sort of fun mini football game, especially if you create your own player and your team (hint: all countries have flags to choose from by the way) and set up tournaments, it gets fun indeed. Little bugs here and there and frame rate drops in some animations prevent me from giving it an 8.5. After volleyball I now consider getting their tennis game as well..
8
mikest
A really fun game once you play like 5 matches to get the hang of the control mappings. The passing and defense buttons were the toughest part to get used to for me. Definitely start on the lowest difficulty. Overall i recommend it if you are looking for a simple soccer game on the Switch. I can only review the single player experience.
8
BigBoater
I like this game. Could it be better ya. I wanted a less thrills soccer game. Something I can pick up, play and not have to worry about every soccer mechanic someone can think of. I have FIFA for that. Does this game accomplish that. YA The bad. The button layout was not the most intuitive. I had to look up the button layout a couple times and being able to change that would be great. Another issue, when you click to pass/shoot you have a power bar appear and its a bit annoying, as you have to account for hitting that power bar when you pass/shoot. More time will get more more acclimated to the controls, and maybe an easier difficulty in the mean time would be great. However at the price this is a good game.

Super Soccer Blast

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Jun 19, 2020
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Available after 4 critic reviews
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Aug 12, 2020
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Super Soccer Blast isn’t a particularly deep game. Notwithstanding the existence of a player/team editor, you can’t really control that much. You don’t get to swap in new players (either during or between games) and you can’t change your tactics or formation. What you see what you start up the game is what you get. But that’s what makes Super Soccer Blast so refreshing. It knows what it wants to be — a slightly more modern-looking version of a ‘90s-era soccer game — and it gives players just that.
Jun 19, 2020
75
NintendoWorldReport
Super Soccer Blast is a top-shelf multiplayer sports game on Switch thanks to the great controls, smart design, and ease of play. The single-player content might be a little lacking, but overall, this is a well-crafted sports game. Honestly, it’s not a surprise given Unfinished Pixel’s track record with the fundamentally sound Super Volley Blast and Super Tennis Blast. I look forward to their next entry in their Super Sports Blast series that hopefully tackles hockey or American football.
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Oct 2, 2020
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mikest
A really fun game once you play like 5 matches to get the hang of the control mappings. The passing and defense buttons were the toughest part to get used to for me. Definitely start on the lowest difficulty. Overall i recommend it if you are looking for a simple soccer game on the Switch. I can only review the single player experience.
Jun 29, 2020
8
BigBoater
I like this game. Could it be better ya. I wanted a less thrills soccer game. Something I can pick up, play and not have to worry about every soccer mechanic someone can think of. I have FIFA for that. Does this game accomplish that. YA The bad. The button layout was not the most intuitive. I had to look up the button layout a couple times and being able to change that would be great. Another issue, when you click to pass/shoot you have a power bar appear and its a bit annoying, as you have to account for hitting that power bar when you pass/shoot. More time will get more more acclimated to the controls, and maybe an easier difficulty in the mean time would be great. However at the price this is a good game.
Jul 25, 2020
70
Starbit
Super Soccer Blast doesn't propose an extremely serious and realistic football simulation but it does a good job at offering a fun arcade-like experience, with intuitive gameplay and an enjoyable local multiplayer component. Not being the most ambitious football game ever made, its options can feel rather limited but it's a good choice for players looking for a less stressful football experience.
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Jun 24, 2022
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UnderrateXposer
After giving it 4 after first game, I actually started to like it later, so.. For 4 euros, sort of fun mini football game, especially if you create your own player and your team (hint: all countries have flags to choose from by the way) and set up tournaments, it gets fun indeed. Little bugs here and there and frame rate drops in some animations prevent me from giving it an 8.5. After volleyball I now consider getting their tennis game as well..
Jun 21, 2020
2
nikolanii
It is very bad, doesn't function properly at **** abuses lob passes, and controls are unresponsive, players do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it..I hate this game, had potential, ultimately just makes me want to throw my switch into a wall
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SummarySuper Soccer Blast is an arcade-style sports games. It’s not realistic. As a football game that leans heavily on an arcade attitude – rather than a straight simulation. Newcomers and casual soccer fans can simply jump in and enjoy themselves. It captures the vibe of off-brand sports games from decades ago, a throwback to those earlier da... Read More
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Jun 19, 2020
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