Super Goal review
8.0/10
By the GAME SPACE editorial team · Updated October 3, 2026 · How we rate games
Why these scores
Matches against the computer or a friend with many settings.
Dragging your player is intuitive, though defending well takes practice.
Two-player matches and adjustable difficulty keep it fresh.
Non-violent table football for all ages.
Our take
A fun table-football game with more options than you would expect: field, ball, speed, match length and computer difficulty. Two-player mode is where it shines.
What we like
- +Two-player mode on one device
- +Lots of match settings
- +Physics-based ball feels lively
What could be better
- −Solo play depends on the computer's difficulty setting
What is Super Goal?
Flick-style table football against the computer or a friend.
Super Goal is a table-football game. Each side has a player piece on a field, and you drag yours to strike the ball into the opponent's goal. The ball bounces off the walls with realistic physics.
You can play against the computer, choosing its difficulty, or against a friend on the same device. Before each match you choose the field, the ball, the ball speed and the match length.
Controls
- ▸Drag your player piece with the mouse or finger.
- ▸Strike the ball towards the opponent's goal.
- ▸Choose settings from the start menu.
How it plays
The ball moves around the field, bouncing off the walls. You move your piece to defend your goal and strike the ball towards the opponent's.
Goals add to your score. When the match timer runs out, the player with more goals wins.
Quick tips
- ★Stay between ball and goal.
- ★Use wall bounces.
- ★Start on easy difficulty.
Getting a higher score
Defend first
Keep your piece between the ball and your goal when the opponent attacks.
Use the walls
Bounce the ball off the walls to get around the opponent.
Strike with purpose
Aim your strikes towards the goal rather than just hitting the ball away.
Getting started
- Choose one player against the computer on easy difficulty.
- Pick a field and ball you like.
- Practise striking the ball.
- Defend your goal when the ball approaches.
- Try a match against a friend.
Common mistakes to avoid
- ✕Leaving your goal open.
- ✕Hitting the ball aimlessly.
- ✕Starting on the hardest difficulty.
How Super Goal compares
Super Goal is the only football game on GAME SPACE. Its two-player mode is shared with Speed Racer.
If you enjoy physics-based bounces, Brick Out and Bubble Professor use similar angles.
Deep dive
Two-player fun
Playing against a friend on the same device is Super Goal's highlight.
Customisable matches
Choosing the field, ball, speed and length lets you tailor each match.
Who it suits
It suits sports fans, friends and families.
Setting up a match
Before kicking off, Super Goal lets you customise the match. Choose to play against the computer or a friend; if you play the computer, pick its difficulty. Then select the field, the ball, how fast the ball moves and how long the match lasts. Starting with an easy computer, a slow ball and a short match is a good way to learn.
Attack and defence
Your player piece is both your striker and your goalkeeper. When the ball is in the opponent's half, move forward and strike towards their goal; when it heads your way, drop back and block. The ball rebounds off the walls, so angled shots can sneak past a defender who is covering the straight line.
Two-player tips
Playing a friend on the same device is great fun. Sit side by side with the device between you, agree on the settings and keep a running tally across several matches. Faster ball speeds make for chaotic, exciting games; slower speeds reward careful positioning.
Progressing against the computer
Playing against the computer is a good way to improve before challenging a friend. Start on the easiest difficulty with a slow ball and a short match, and focus on two skills: keeping your player between the ball and your goal, and striking the ball towards the opponent's goal rather than just away from your own. Once you win comfortably, raise the difficulty one step at a time, or increase the ball speed. Changing the field also keeps matches fresh. When you feel confident, invite a friend and see whether your practice pays off in a head-to-head match.
Who Super Goal suits
Super Goal suits sports fans and friends who want quick matches.
Super Goal game data
| Genre | Casual |
|---|---|
| Structure | Matches vs computer or 2 players |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Typical session | 3–10 minutes |
| Controls | Mouse or touch (drag) |
| Best for | Sports fans and two-player fun |
| Screen | Landscape (1280×720 native) |
| Touch screen support | Yes |
| Keyboard support | Yes |
| Saves scores in your browser | No |
| Image files in the build | 54 |
| Audio files in the build | 6 |
| Price | Free — no download, no account |
Screen, input, save and file data are read directly from the game’s own build files, so they describe the exact version you play here.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I play with a friend?
- Yes, two players can play on the same device.
- Can I adjust difficulty?
- Yes, when playing against the computer.
- What settings can I change?
- Field, ball, ball speed and match length.
- Is it suitable for kids?
- Yes, it is non-violent.
- How do I move my player?
- Drag it with the mouse or your finger.
- Does the ball bounce off walls?
- Yes, the ball moves with physics and rebounds off the walls.
- How is the winner decided?
- The player with more goals when the match timer ends wins.
- Can I change the field?
- Yes, you can choose the field before each match.
The bottom line
Super Goal is a fun, customisable table-football game. Defend first, use the walls and challenge a friend.
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- Read our guide: Casual Game Skills: Timing, Value and One-Touch Play
