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Score a goal 2 (Physical football)

This is the second part of the physical puzzle Score a goal (Physical football), whose main task is to score the ball into the goal.

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March 16, 2018
8 years and 141 days ago
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About the Game

This is the second part of the physical puzzle Score a goal (Physical football), whose main task is to score the ball into the goal.

All control of the game by using a computer mouse. Depending on the level there will be different conditions of interaction between the player and the world. There are disappearing blocks, falling blocks, exploding blocks, mines, ice, balls and so on. Everything in this game works on physics.

The design of the levels is built in such a way that in some levels there is only one or more options to solve the problem (score a goal), and at some levels there can be a lot of solutions. Success in solving the level problem depends not so much on the mind as on the speed of your reaction.