Despite solid controls, cool and playful presentation, and decent depth, Flick Kick Football Legends shoots itself in the foot with invasive advertisements and a too-short stamina meter.
WP- "Flick Kick Football Legends is the latest entry in the football/soccer series (depending on where you're from) by PikPok. This game introduces insanely good looking comic book style graphics to the whole affair, along with some card battling elements, such as the ability to upgrade from common to rare player cards. You play both offense and defense, and even come across some shady rich dudes offering you cash as a reward."
By David: Two years after your coach’s untimely demise, your team is back together and are now ready to take the football world by storm once again. Guided by your deceased mentor’s ghost, you must now help in managing your own roster of players as you climb the ranks across different divisions and create bitter rivals along the way. Add to that the hipster-inspired artwork and the very amusing exchanges, and this game will tickle the fancies of those who are not even fans of the sport. Get your moustache ready for some intense football action, and read up on this guide to better guide you towards winning ways.
When it comes to simple sports games where you can easily kick a ball with the swipe of your finger, developer PikPok is the king. They have developed a host of various “flick kick” games such as the original Flick Kick Football and Flick Kick Field Goal. Both of those, and their iterations thus far, involved punting or kicking a ball into the goals while dodging goalies and other players/hazards. As fun and simple as that idea is, PikPok decided to go big with their latest game, Flick Kick Football Legends. This time around you get to swipe to do it all, from shooting, passing, tackling and blocking. In fact, Flick Kick Football Legends takes it even further and introduces a unique football management RPG system all wrapped up in a crazy comic book style. All that you’ve come to know and love from the Flick Kick series has been turned upside down for both good and bad.
