NoScript Football

NoScript Football

Top-down 11-a-side football in the spirit of Kick Off 2 and Sensible Soccer, built on a real physics simulation. The ball is never glued to your feet. Every dribble, first touch, header and shot is physics, and aftertouch bends the ball after it leaves the boot. Nothing is scripted.

On the pitch

• Free-ball dribbling, directed first touch, volleys, curl, chips, lofted through balls and one-twos, with eFootball-style controls or classic one-button
• Sprint bursts, knock-ons, feints and right-stick player switching
• Physical duels where mass and strength matter: players stagger, lose their stride and get carried off the ball
• Double-team pressing, risky slide tackles, and aerial duels with automatically timed jumps
• Bicycle kicks, scissor kicks and diving headers, only for players with the skill and the build
• Visible fatigue: tired players sweat, slow down, jump lower and shoot worse
• Goalkeepers who read the run-up, catch or parry in many ways, dive low and high, rush out, sweep behind the defence and claim crosses
• A ball that skids before it rolls, dies in the grass, deflects off bumps and stops dead in puddles
• Player confidence and team momentum that subtly change the game
• 22 individual playstyles and 7 formations

Smart CPU

• Five difficulty levels that change how the CPU thinks. Its players have the same stats and physics as yours, so it never cheats.
• One-twos, late runs into the box, switches of play, long shots, corner routines and doubling up on the ball carrier

Living matches

• Dynamic weather: rain, thunderstorms with lightning and thunder, snow, wind, and puddles that form and dry out
• Six surfaces: normal, dry, wet, muddy, snowy and frozen. The pitch wears out as you play, with mud, torn turf, slide marks and trampled snow that change how the ball bounces.
• Four stadiums, and night games under four floodlights with real multi-shadows
• A crowd with chants, Mexican waves, choreographies, flares and confetti
• A referee who is physically on the pitch and judges only what he can see, so fouls can go unseen and dives can fool him. He has assistants, offside, cards, VAR, and injuries with stretchers.
• Half-time in the dressing room, player ratings, a momentum chart, TV-style written commentary, replays and directed highlights

Modes

• Friendly, local co-op (2 vs CPU), local 1 vs 1, CPU vs CPU
• Touchline Manager: shout orders from the technical area, but not every player hears or understands them
• League with 16 teams in two divisions, plus promotion and relegation
• Light career: player growth and decline, form, fitness, suspensions, injuries and a simple transfer market
• Cup of the Winds and World Tournament
• Online: 1 vs 1, 2 vs 2 or co-op vs CPU, by direct IP or through an optional matchmaking server with an Elo leaderboard
• “Pick up from here” challenges: the toughest moment of your match is saved as a small file you can share
• Training: free kicks, penalties, dribbling

Extras

• Team editor: names, kits, looks, every skill, playstyles, formation and home stadium
• Pixel-art or HD graphics, retro filters (CRT, 16-bit, Cinema, vintage B&W), 2-point perspective and mowing patterns
• Full-pitch radar
• All audio synthesized in real time: music, crowd and stadium
• Keyboard, gamepad, mouse in menus, touch controls on Android
• Languages: English, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, German, Portuguese (Brazil)

Made in Godot 4. Everything is generated by code and shaders.

v.1.0.8