A Gaming Diary
Flick Kick Field Goal (iPhone)
Hmpf. This is one of those games where I beat my own high score, feel very proud of myself, then go to check the global leaderboards and cry.
Hooray! I'm great!
I’ve tried all the game modes now and they all offer something different and worthwhile. I think Sudden Death is my favourite – there’s no stopping or starting, just kick after kick after kick. You kick the ball and if you make the kick your score goes up. If you don’t, it resets to zero. There’s no downtime at all.
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Flick Kick Football (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
IT WON’T LET GO! HELP! Brilliant, evil game. Whenever I start it up I seem to lose hue amounts of time in the blink of an eye. And now it’s even got a new game mode where you have to hit targets. Bye, bye life.
Flick Kick Football (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
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Flick Kick Field Goal (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Just Sudden Death mode, no other game types got a look in. Just kick after kick after kick. It should get old a lot faster than it does. Didn’t beat my own high score, so the frustration was there, but it didn’t get dull. Anyway, much as I’d love to write a long, worthwhile entry
Flick Kick Field Goal (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
This was free to celebrate the Super Bowl – hooray for the Saints! – and is one of the best freebies in a while. It’s basically Paper Toss Evolved, or something, where you, well, flick the screen to kick the ball over the field and into the goal. Hence, you know, the name. It feels
