HEADBALL 2 PLAYER vs GoalSavior

Headball is like Volleyball or Beachball. Bounce the ball with the head over the net. Try to block the ball near the net with your body or jump to smash it into the other side.  But keep attention! The nasty chinese on the other side knows these tricks too. Headball provides a one player and a two player mode. For the 2 player mode you can simply connect 2 devices in the same Wifi and play against your friends.

You are the last line. GoalSavior is a goalkeeper game. Read the striker's intent, pick your side, put your finger in the right place. How far you can stretch depends on your skill and on when you dive: go early and you get read, go late and the ball beats you. A save ends in your gloves — or in a parry. CAREER You start in the fourth tier — 51 countries, over 3,000 clubs. Good matches build reputation, reputation brings offers, and every season can take you to a bigger goal. • Six skills: Reflexes, Diving, Handling, Positioning, Distribution, Composure. Points come from match performance. • Four relationships: Manager, Teammates, Fans, Sponsors. A team that likes you runs harder in front of you. • League, national cup, three European cups (Summit, Continental, Ascent) and the national team: Qualifiers, European Championship, World Championship. • Training, shop (gear and staff), energy, form, gear wear, season review, trophy cabinet. TOURNAMENT One tournament with the club you choose: no league, no training, no contracts. Just knockouts and a final. PENALTY SHOOTOUT No ninety minutes. Every round is a penalty series, straight knockout to the cup. PENALTY DUEL The same five shots, two keepers. Share a code or find a rival in the pool — most saves wins. ONLINE TOURNAMENT The same tournament, many keepers. You open it, your friends join with the code; everyone faces the same draw and the same opponents. Miss the round deadline and you forfeit. ALSO IN THE GAME • Two cameras: keeper's eye (gloves) or behind the goal. • Reach guide, tutorial cards, five languages (English, Turkish, Spanish, German, French). • Landscape. One rule in the match: tap where the ball will arrive.