A Small World Cup

A Small World Cup is soccer reimagined as a ragdoll duel, equal parts slapstick and strategy. You drag to aim a full‑body lunge, release, and your solitary player rockets across the pitch—sometimes threading a perfect shot, sometimes pinwheeling into the post to howls of laughter. The controls are simple, but the timing isn’t; angles off the boards, recovery windows, and feints that bait an over‑commit all matter when a match tightens. Modes capture the tournament mood in miniature, from sudden‑death thrillers to full brackets that fit neatly into a short session. Beneath the chaos is a core of honest competition: the better read wins more often, and a last‑second volley can swing a game from despair to delight. It’s quick, silly, and unexpectedly deep—the kind of game that fills a room with noise, then goes quiet for a heartbeat as the ball arcs toward the net.