Finger Football

About

Finger Football is a game for those who are passionate about football. There are more than 30 teams and 5 different collectible formations to build your football match. Participate in tournaments, build your strategy and win matches to unlock more teams and formations. *This game has no in-app purchases*

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

69%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

replayability3 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

The game is fun and provides a nostalgic experience for fans of button football.
Controls are simple, making it accessible and enjoyable for casual players.
Offers multiple game modes and unlockable teams, adding variety to gameplay.

Gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, leading to a quick loss of interest.
AI behavior is inconsistent, often resulting in poor decision-making and own goals.
Tournament mode is flawed, with issues like team selection resetting and bugs affecting gameplay.

gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized as casual and repetitive, with a loose resemblance to Subbuteo and a cramped feel due to small pitches and oversized counters. While it offers various game modes and a nostalgic experience for fans of button football, many players find it lacking in depth and innovation, with matches often following predictable patterns. The inclusion of a "crazy mode" adds some variety, but overall, the gameplay is seen as fair yet limited.
- “It has casual gameplay with only a very loose similarity to Subbuteo, a table-top game for hobbyists.”
- “With crazy mode making for an interesting twist on core gameplay.”
- “For those who played a lot of button football in their childhood, this game brought back wonderful memories, with incredibly immersive and reality-like gameplay, with excellent graphic quality, generating fantastic moments of fun nostalgia!”
- “It has casual gameplay with only a very loose similarity to Subbuteo, a tabletop game for hobbyists.”
- “Gameplay feels cramped with pitches that are too small and counters too large.”
- “Despite its numerous game modes, core gameplay remains a very repetitive feature.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is designed for replayability, offering a limited but engaging experience that encourages players to return for multiple playthroughs.
- “This results in a game that is designed for replayability, even if the experience is somewhat limited.”
- “Replayability and longevity are key features that keep players coming back for more.”
- “The game offers a variety of choices and outcomes, making each playthrough feel fresh and engaging.”
- “This results in a game that is made to be replayable, but it feels limited in experience.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are praised for their excellent quality and immersive realism, enhancing the nostalgic experience for players familiar with button soccer games. The visuals contribute significantly to the overall enjoyment, making it a standout feature alongside its various game modes and unlockable content.
- “A nice button soccer game, with great visuals and different game modes, plus unlockable teams and formations.”
- “For those who played a lot of button football in their childhood, this game brought back wonderful memories, with incredibly immersive and realistic gameplay, featuring excellent graphic quality that generates fantastic moments of fun nostalgia!”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is well-received, with players finding it amusing and enjoyable, contributing to a lighthearted experience that complements the straightforward achievement system.
- “The humor in this game is spot-on and keeps you laughing throughout.”
- “I love how the game incorporates witty dialogue and hilarious situations.”
- “The comedic timing in the cutscenes is absolutely perfect!”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The PC version features no microtransactions, but players must earn in-game currency to access most single-player modes, unlock a significant number of teams, and utilize various starting formations.
- “There are no microtransactions in the PC version, but currency must be earned to play most single-player variants and to unlock a good portion of teams and most of the starting formations.”
- “The monetization system feels overly restrictive, forcing players to grind for currency instead of enjoying the game.”
- “It's frustrating that so many features are locked behind a paywall, making it hard to fully experience the game without spending extra money.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find that while there are grindy achievements in the game, they can be completed relatively quickly, especially with the added incentive of earning in-game coins through tournaments. Overall, the grinding aspect is seen as manageable and not overly time-consuming.
- “The tournament gives away in-game coins for fun, but the only truly grindy achievements can be completed in just a few games.”
- “Grinding feels tedious and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “The amount of time required to grind for rewards is excessive and detracts from the overall enjoyment.”