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Beach Soccer

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Beach Soccer

Available on
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Supported Languages
English, Simple English
Released
Jul 15, 2024
Updated
Aug 1, 2026

Description

Twenty-plus levels, one goal, and a beach full of things trying to stop you from scoring it. Beach Soccer turns the simple act of aiming a ball into a puzzle - line up your shot, dodge the sandcastle in your path, and try not to let a crab ruin your day.

The starfish are the real hook here. Sure, you could just boot the ball into the net and move on, but scattering a perfect shot to sweep up every starfish along the way is where the satisfaction lives. Each level asks a slightly trickier question about angles and obstacles than the last.

It's all wrapped in golden sand, coconut trees, and a soundtrack that never gets in the way of your concentration. Play it solo, right in your browser, on desktop or mobile, no download needed. If you'd rather trade puzzle-solving for straight-up soccer chaos, Soccer Random and Soccer Legends 2026 are both sitting right there waiting.

Fans of ball games and beach games will feel right at home - this is the sports genre stripped down to just you, a ball, and a goal worth fighting for.

How to Play

Aim your shot and shoot the ball into the goal while scooping up starfish along the way for extra points.

Line up each shot carefully - crabs and sandcastles sit in your path and will block or deflect the ball if you're careless. Work through the level's layout before you commit to a shot.

There are over 20 levels, and each one rearranges the obstacles, so treat every attempt as a fresh puzzle rather than a repeat of the last.

Tip: don't just aim for the goal - plotting a path through the starfish first, then finishing on the net, usually scores you more than a straight shot ever will.

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