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Empire Soccer 94

Review

This top-down football game features a small square pitch, huge players, and assignable special moves like super dribbling and power shots.

Empire Soccer 94 was developed by Graftgold and published by Empire Software for MS-DOS in 1994; no earlier platform release of this exact game version is known.


							Empire Soccer 94 cover
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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
309.85 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Empire Soccer 94

Empire Soccer 94 is a top-down football simulation that deliberately avoids realism in favor of a comical, exaggerated style. The playing field is compact and square, with oversized player sprites dominating the view.

Its mechanics include standard moves like trapping and passing, but are defined by special, assignable abilities. Before a match, each team member can be given powers such as a heavily curving power shot, a super dribble that magnetizes the ball, or a barge to physically displace opponents.

Multiplayer is supported for up to eight participants in a full world cup tournament or in single exhibition matches. The game also incorporates an action replay system that uses VCR-style controls for reviewing play.

Empire Soccer 94 Screenshots

6 images
Title screen
Main menu
Arranging a match.
The players take the field.
Coin toss
The game begins.