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Brutal Sports Football

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Also known as
Beastball Brutal Football Brutal Sports Series: Football Crazy Football Crazy Sports Football

This violent sports game combines football with combat, using weapons and decapitations to eliminate the opposing team.

Brutal Sports Football was developed by Teque London and published by Millennium Interactive for MS-DOS in 1993, the same year as the Amiga original; no earlier platform release is known.


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About Brutal Sports Football

Brutal Sports Football is a DOS sports title where excessive violence is central to the competition. Teams of eleven, comprising humans and aliens with distinct abilities, compete in seven-minute matches with the primary objective of scoring goals. However, a match can also be won by decapitating all but one player on the opposing side.

The gameplay is rife with combat, including punching, stomping, and weapon use, which is frequent rather than incidental. An oval ball can be thrown or kicked, often leading to high, aerial plays. Various items appear on the field to aid or hinder players, such as bombs, speed-boosting rabbits, and slowing tortoises.

Players can choose between a single match, a knockout cup, or a progression through four leagues. The presentation emphasizes copious blood and dismemberment, creating a tone of gruesome humor.

Brutal Sports Football Screenshots

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Title screen
Kick-off
Kicking the ball across the field.
This is where the
Violent stop close to the goal. Note how the field gets damaged.
Players can carry weapons, shields and power-ups like these bombs.
Match won!
Match results and statistics
Sword and shield. Who wins?
Blockade