Druid Soccer

The game offers both single player and shared keyboard multi-player modes.

In the single player mode, the enemy AI is simple, yet relatively effective. While it’s not going to put up a great fight for most people who are accustom to games, it does give you a sense of the game play and it will manage to score — be it through some bugs in the game, or just you realizing what NOT to do while playing.

Multi-player is what this game appears to be intended for. Again, while extremely simple you can get some chuckles, yelps and even some physical blocking of the keyboard should you get into it with a friend. It’s not a long ride, but it should hold your attention for a game or two.

The Celtic, Irish fiddle music is fitting for a druids game but the quality leave a little to be desired. It sounds as though it may have come from a poor quality you-tube video. Luckily, it’s not bad enough to be distracting and sets a good pace for the quick games.

The art is simple and enjoyable. The scale of the players seems to be a little on the small side, but all in all it had a nice feel to it.

There were some game play issues in the way of bugs, as well as some design issues but honestly in a lighthearted game like this one, it’s not that much of an issue. Even something as bad as jumping through the ‘ball’ you are trying to jump into to stop from going into your goal you can shrug off while you reposition yourself for a score of your own.

A quick romp through silliness. It’s not going to hold your attention for long, but it’s good for a chuckle with a friend.