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Mobsport

Review

This two-player physics game has you swinging an axe to score goals in chaotic, fast matches.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Perspective
Side view
Size
2.31 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Mobsport

Mobsport was one of those physics-based games that showed up during the Flash era. You controlled a viking with an axe, and the goal was simple: hit a ball into your opponent's goal. It was built for two players on the same keyboard, which made it a common choice for quick matches between friends.

You move your character with either the arrow keys or the WASD set. The main action is swinging your axe with the space bar or enter key to strike the ball. The challenge comes from the physics; a wild swing can send the ball flying in the wrong direction, or even destroy it entirely, which costs you a point. The matches are fast and often chaotic, with both players scrambling near the goals. It feels like a clumsy, violent version of air hockey, where every hit requires a bit of calculation and a lot of luck.