A SMALL WORLD CUP Game Review by TheBurritoEdition.com:

A Small World Cup is pure chaos wrapped in soccer madness. You control a floppy ragdoll player who barely knows how to stay upright, let alone kick a ball. Every move feels like an accident waiting to happen, but somehow, that’s what makes it fun. Getting the ball to the net is a mix of skill, luck, and physics defying logic. The players wobble and tumble, turning what should be a simple kick into an unpredictable circus act. You’ll be laughing one moment and yelling at your screen the next as your character hilariously collapses mid-game.

A Small World Cup offers a couple of ways to play. You can challenge the AI solo or bring a friend along for some chaotic two-player action. The controls are simple, but don’t expect to master them quickly—it’s all about embracing the madness. Try out World Cup mode to take on tougher teams and climb the ranks, or jump into Golden Goal mode for a quick and nerve-wracking game where one goal decides everything. The unpredictable nature of the gameplay means no two matches ever feel the same.

This game is all about enjoying the ridiculous moments. The ragdoll physics make every goal a triumph and every miss an adventure. Whether you’re just messing around with friends or going all in to win the World Cup, A Small World Cup guarantees unpredictable, laugh-out-loud fun.