Super Soccer Blast – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Super Soccer Blast

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79%

WISE Score

Soccer without the $100 loot boxes or the 40-button combos. It’s FIFA on training wheels, and that’s a good thing.

Super Soccer Blast

game

2020

79%

WISE Score

Soccer without the $100 loot boxes or the 40-button combos. It’s FIFA on training wheels, and that’s a good thing.

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Screenwise Verdict

Super Soccer Blast is the antidote to the modern sports game trend of turning children into mini-gamblers. While the 'big' soccer games are busy pushing card packs and digital currency, this one just wants you to kick a ball into a net.

It’s not going to win any awards for deep storytelling or groundbreaking physics, but it’s a clean, safe, and genuinely fun way to spend an afternoon. If your kid is frustrated because they can't remember which trigger button does a 'finesse shot' in other games, give them this. It’s simple, it’s cheap, and it doesn't have a 'buy more coins' button anywhere in sight.

Age Fit

Perfect for the 5-to-10 crowd. It’s the ideal 'starter' sports game before they graduate to the more complex (and expensive) professional leagues.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

It's a bright, arcade-style sports game that focuses on couch co-op. There’s no gritty realism or aggressive sports culture—just cartoonish avatars playing ball.

Imaginative

While you can customize your players and teams, it’s a standard sports simulation at its core. It doesn't push the boundaries of creativity or world-building.

Safe

This is as safe as it gets. No online chat means no toxic strangers, and the total lack of in-game purchases or loot boxes means no accidental credit card drains.

Enriching

Great for teaching the basic flow of soccer and improving hand-eye coordination without the steep learning curve of professional sims. It rewards timing and basic strategy.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

The controls are stripped down to the basics, making it actually playable for a 6-year-old who would get crushed in FIFA.
Zero 'surprise' spending—you buy the game and you own the whole game.
Local multiplayer supports up to four players, making it a solid choice for siblings to play together on the couch.
The fast, arcade-style pacing keeps matches quick so nobody's getting stuck in a 20-minute slog.

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What to Watch For

It’s very 'lite.' If your kid is a die-hard soccer fan who knows every player on Manchester City, they might find the generic teams boring.
The AI can be a bit wonky or too easy once you figure out the one or two 'trick' shots that always go in.

Conversation Starters

"Is it more fun to play as yourself or to create the weirdest looking character possible?"
"Why is it sometimes better to pass the ball instead of just sprinting for the goal every time?"
"If we were going to make our own family soccer team, what would our logo and colors be?"

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