ABOUT SOCCER HEADS
Soccer Heads is a wall-bouncing big-head duel where the ceiling and raised goal barriers are part of the tactics. A ball that appears to be passing over a player can rebound into a dangerous area behind them.
Jumping and striking do not always need to happen together. Letting the roof return a high ball can create an easier scoring angle than an immediate midair kick.
HOW TO PLAY SOCCER HEADS
- Move beneath the ball, jump for headers and use the kick key at the moment the goal is exposed.
- Learn how the ball rebounds from the upper boundary.
Controls
- Player 1 move / jump: WASD
- Player 1 kick: G or Space
- Player 2 move / jump: Arrow keys
- Player 2 kick: P or M
TIPS AND TRICKS
- Use controlled grounded kicks to stop dangerous shots before chasing ambitious aerial finishes.
- Set up behind a descending ball so your next kick travels toward their goal.
- Charge forward for the second touch as the ball drops.
- Recover defensively after a roof bounce, since the return can move rapidly across the enclosed court.
- A high ball in a closed arena can hit the ceiling and drop behind a defender who moved up. Step into the future bounce and prepare the follow-up kick; waiting one beat beats a rushed header.
FAQ
How can the ceiling set up a goal?
A high ball may rebound behind the defender, producing a follow-up shot from an easier angle.
What is the role of the goal's raised barrier?
It changes rebounds around the net and can stop a ball from taking a simple direct route.
What is a useful response to a ball above the roof line?
Wait for its rebound, then attack the gap it opens.
How can a defender use wall bounces?
Track the ball's next downward path instead of running only toward its current high position.
Are wall rebounds part of the attack?
Yes. The elastic boundaries send the ball back into play at unexpected angles.
