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Pull back from the ball to set direction and power, then release toward the goal. A dotted preview shows the intended flight, while the keeper commits to a dive as the shot begins.
Five kicks each create a short contest, with sudden death if the score is tied. The keeper cannot reach the top corners, making placement a visible tactical choice rather than a hidden chance.
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Pull back from the ball to set direction and power, then release toward the goal. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
The player drags back from the ball to choose both aim and power. A dotted preview displays the planned path before release. That familiar pull-and-shoot action makes the control easy to understand on a touch screen or with a mouse.
Each side takes five kicks, then the game moves into sudden death if the scores are level. The keeper commits to a dive as the ball is struck, and there are areas the keeper cannot reach. Players must decide where to place the shot.
The keeper chooses a dive as the player releases the ball, so the save is not decided by a late hidden reaction. The top corners are unreachable by design. That makes shot placement and reading the goal more important than an unpredictable last-second block.