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Sierra Soccer

Sierra Soccer: World Challenge Edition

Credits

Published:

1994, Sierra On-Line Logo

Developer:

LogoDynamix

Design:

Steven Dunn

Coder:

Steven Dunn, Mark Dunn

Graphics:

Thomas Van Velkinburgh, Steven Dunn

Musician:

Charles Callet

Sound Effects:

Steven Dunn

Information

Hardware:

OCS, ECS

Disks:

License:

Commercial

Language:

English, German, French

Players:

1 to 8

Notes:

Misc. creative input: Jai D'Art
Globalization Manager: Norm Nelson (Dynamix), European production: Philippe Evrard (Coctel Vision)
UK Product Co-Ordinator: Mark Howman (Sierra)
P.R.: Sam Flint |

Categorization

Genre:

Sports

Subgenre:

Football/Soccer

Tags:

angle, football, multidirectional, sports

Magazine Reviews

Amiga Action 59 (Jul 1994)	89%
Amiga Computing 75 (Jul 1994)	80%
Amiga Format 60 (Jun 1994)	68%
Amiga Joker (Jun - Jul 1994)	70%
Amiga Power 38 (Jun 1994)	62%
CU Amiga (Jun 1994)	87%
The One Amiga 69 (Jun 1994)	83%
Average magazine rating:	77%

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6 Comments

happymondays 2017-03-02

(7/10)
I only played the AF coverdisk version, but it is definitely one of the better football games on the Amiga.
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msghomemaintenance 2010-11-08

(8/10)
Pretty decent football game. If I wasn't playing sensible soccer then I was playing this, better than kick off 2 in my opinion.
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danangleland 2009-01-10

(7/10)
Only played a magazine demo, but it was addictive. Unique game engine, and as people have said it worked well for set pieces. The graphics aren't pretty but it's easy to see what's happening when you play, and overall it's a good footy game
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Myszaqu 2008-02-10

(10/10)
Innovative version of football. As i remember well, there was possible to set the team in 1-9-1 formation, when nine defenders were helping a goalkeeper

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Shunichiro 2007-08-11

(8/10)
Competent and fun footy sim with functional 3D-engine. Trajectory used for free and corner kicks was a great touch and you could actually score from a free kick, unlike in so many other football games. Computer provided a nice challenge too. I remember one particular match. It was world cup final against Germany and I was playing Brazil. I was 0-3 down at half-time but got my act together on second and eventually won 4-3!
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Mouse 2007-02-23

(7/10)
Neat 3D engine. Suprisingly good
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