KICKER
Play a match of table football against another player using mouse and keyboard.
Genres
A sports video game centers on simulating sports activities, including team sports, track and field, shooting sports, extreme sports and combat sports. The core loop is match play: control athletes, score within the rules of the sport, and often continue through a season or career mode. Pong, Madden NFL and Wii Sports are well-known examples.
Sports games need the rules of the sport in code, physics for the ball and the athletes, and athlete attributes such as speed, strength and accuracy. Teammates and opponents are often controlled by artificial intelligence, and career modes add a management layer on top of the matches.
For couch play in a browser, the Gamepad API reads several controllers at once, each with its own index, polled every frame.
Play a match of table football against another player using mouse and keyboard.
Paddle into big waves, carve the face, and grab stars before the foam hits.
Box in a photoreal ring where every frame comes from AI-generated video.
Drag, aim, and snap your players to score in quick physics soccer matches.
Draft an NFL roster from random franchise eras and try for a perfect season.
Skate a two-minute run through a warehouse park, chaining tricks and hitting goals.
Score goals in a networked, platform-hopping soccer match against other players.
Sink mini-golf shots on a daily space course where gravity curves the ball's path.
Score goals and outlast rivals in a shrinking cyber-sport arena.
Counted from the 9 games above. A game can name more than one tool or genre, so a list can add up to more than 9.