Turball

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How to play Turball

Choose PLAY on the left menu and Turball offers five ways in: Casual, Competitive, Tournaments, Training and Private Match. The same menu keeps Garage, Clubs, Clips, Career and Leaderboards one click away.

First time in, a short guide opens over the stadium — First Kickoff, three steps, with a Skip guide button if you would rather work it out yourself. Take the Training route rather than jumping straight into a match. Turball's Training screen holds seven options: Free Play, Custom Training, Tutorial, Aerial, Striker, Goalie and Sky Rings. Free Play is the honest starting point — solo practice, no opponent, no clock. You get the car, the ball, and as long as you want with both. Any training mode then asks you to Select Arena; Champions Circuit is the one Turball selects first.

• W / S=Drive forward / brake or reverse
• A / D=Steer left / right
• K or Left mouse button / ;=Boost
• L or Right mouse button / '=Jump / dodge
• Shift=Drift

Turball Controls

A Casual match runs on a five-minute clock counting down from 5:00. When it reaches zero with the scores level, the match does not stop — the clock rolls to +0:00 and counts upward until somebody scores. Kickoffs open with a short 3–2–1 count before the ball goes live.

Scoring is loud. The moment the ball crosses the line Turball cuts to a replay that names the scorer, shows the match clock at the time of the goal, and reports shot speed in KPH. CLIP THAT keeps the moment; the mouse, Space or the A key votes to skip. Turball keeps the two sides in blue and orange, and the HUD carries a boost meter, a Ball Cam toggle and the running score.

When the match ends Turball walks you through it in three screens: the winner and an MVP card, an experience screen that pays out XP against a 1,500 total, and a scoreboard of goals, assists, saves and shots for both sides. From there, Play Again, Change Mode, Save Replay or Main Menu.

Three quick practice tips

1. Approach the ball slowly and aim with the nose of your car. Speed belongs to the shot, not to the approach.
2. After a shot, turn back into a position from which you can defend. The goal you just attacked is now behind you.
3. Save boost for the shot or the recovery, and collect pads along your route. If the aerial game is what keeps beating you, the Aerial, Striker and Goalie drills exist to put you in exactly those situations.

Game details

Developer:

Era54.

Platform:

browser, desktop and mobile.

Access:

free to start, with optional purchases.

Match length: five minutes, plus overtime. Modes: Casual, Competitive, Tournaments, Training, Private Match.

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Cars and customization

The Garage is the fifth item in the left menu, and it is where the car becomes yours: nine categories, from bodies and wheels to paint finish, decals, boost colour, goal explosions, engine audio and ball designs. Decals carry rarity labels — Circuit, for example, is listed as Uncommon. Rarity is a collection label, not a claim about speed or shot power. Pick an appearance you can read clearly on the pitch. See Turball Cars for checked examples and a selection routine.

On a phone, Turball draws its own controls: a steering stick bottom left, boost bottom centre, jump bottom right with slide above it, and cam and reset within reach.

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