Worldy Cup

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Worldy Cup is a single player and multiplayer sport game. It was developed by Tommosaur and was released on August 10, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Retro futuristic arcade football. In VR and on a regular screen. It's like you're inside a futuristic version of an 8bit world.

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

music3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a fun and nostalgic appeal, especially for fans of retro soccer games like Nintendo World Cup.
It offers a variety of gameplay modes, including single and multiplayer options, which can be enjoyable in a party setting.
The developer is responsive and has shown commitment to improving the game, addressing issues and adding new features.

The game feels unfinished and lacks polish, with many gameplay mechanics being overly simplistic or frustrating.
There are significant issues with player differentiation and AI difficulty, making the experience inconsistent and sometimes unfair.
The game has not been updated since 2017, leading to concerns about its long-term viability and support.

graphics
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a nostalgic retro style, featuring pixel art reminiscent of classic 8-bit games, which appeals to fans of sports games. The visuals are described as "minecrafty," contributing to a charming aesthetic that complements the overall experience.
- “I'm a big fan of sports games, especially those that use retro graphics.”
- “The World Cup is a soccer game with a cool 8-bit style, reminiscent of the NES, featuring pixel art graphics for most elements along with a proper soundtrack and effects.”
- “The way it looked was okay, with Minecraft-like graphics.”
- “World Cup is a soccer game with a cool 8-bit style, reminiscent of the NES, featuring pixel art graphics for most elements and a proper soundtrack/effects.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by a mix of humor and nostalgia, enhanced by engaging sound effects, though some players have noted issues with glitches. Overall, it offers enjoyable multiplayer experiences that evoke fond memories.
- “Nice gameplay, multiplayer, nostalgia, and the sound effects bring back memories.”
- “The gameplay is plagued by glitches that disrupt the overall experience.”
- “I encountered numerous issues with glitchy gameplay that made it frustrating to enjoy.”
- “The game suffers from significant gameplay glitches that hinder progress and enjoyment.”
music
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The music in Worldy Cup is well-received, featuring a fitting 8-bit soundtrack that complements the game's retro pixel art style, enhancing the overall nostalgic experience.
- “The World Cup is a soccer game with a cool 8-bit style, reminiscent of the NES era, featuring pixel art graphics and a proper soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.”
- “The music in the game perfectly complements the retro aesthetic, creating an immersive atmosphere that keeps players engaged.”
- “I love how the soundtrack captures the excitement of the matches, making every goal feel even more thrilling.”
humor
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The humor in the game is well-received, featuring hilarious moments that enhance the overall experience, especially for those nostalgic about NES soccer. Players find the gameplay amusing, making it a worthwhile purchase for its comedic value.
- “I think it plays fair for being what it is, and it has some pretty hilarious moments. It's worth the few dollars it costs if you are nostalgic about NES soccer.”
- “Funny gameplay.”