- November 30, 2023
- netmin games
Goalgetter
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About
"Goalgetter" is a first-person soccer career simulator, where you play as a young, talented striker trying to make it to the major European leagues. Balance intense training, fan and coach favor, and personal life decisions, from relationships to financial investments. Experience the thrill of press interviews, TV shows, and social media boosts, while striving for endorsement deals and moves to other teams. Play solo or with a friend in local multiplayer mode, with split-screen views for a riveting PvP experience.











- The game has a nostalgic charm and captures the essence of classic soccer management games, providing a rewarding challenge.
- It offers a unique blend of football simulation and RPG elements, making player development and scoring feel fun and rewarding.
- The developers are actively releasing updates, showing potential for improvement and a commitment to enhancing the game experience.
- The shooting mechanics and training system are poorly implemented, leading to frustration and a lack of clarity in player progression.
- The game feels janky and repetitive at times, with limited variety in gameplay scenes and a lack of official licensing for clubs and players.
- Many players find the price too high for the current state of the game, suggesting it should be significantly cheaper or on sale to be worth the investment.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay is immersive and story-driven, with lifestyle elements that add variety; however, it can feel repetitive as players become familiar with the mechanics and scoring scenes. While developers are working to introduce more variability, issues with the shooting mechanics and training system detract from the overall experience.
“The vibes I got from that game were immense; I was really into the story and the gameplay.”
“Lifestyle elements are a nice addition to break the cycle of gameplay.”
“The developers have been adding more 'scenes' to increase variability, which helps keep the gameplay engaging.”
“Hard to use shooting mechanic (will come to it later), yes.”
“Feels a bit repetitive at times, but the developers have been adding more 'scenes' (which is how your player's game action takes place) and more variability to those scenes. Once you figure out the main mechanics and are familiar with the scoring scenes, it becomes a bit too easy and repetitive to score.”
“The shooting mechanics are poor, and the training system is awful.”