Golden Boot: Soccer Flick

I opened this game after a few months of not playing it, and it randomly asked me to connect to my local network and see every device that’s connected to my wifi. Why would a sports game ask that? I don’t know, but it immediately raised a red flag for me. If I wasn’t actually looking at my phone while playing and just pressed yes I would have given this app access to information that it does NOT need to function... it’s a GAME for crying out loud.. and not that great of a game at that lol. I would love for the developers to let me know how having access to my local network is required for this game to work or even to “improve” the experience, keep in mind that I’ve had this game for a long time (at least a year - I really don’t play it that often because it gets boring after ~10 minutes, but I admit it is a good time waster) and it’s NEVER asked for that access before. Come to think of it no game has ever asked for that information, and if you gave this game that access I would change that setting immediately. Stay safe y’all and don’t give out information that you don’t need to ✌🏻

In my opinion, this game is really fun. However I do have two recommendations, they should make an update that make clubs or clans for multiple players to join, and thd other one is they should have the actual player as the picture

If the game only sold cosmetics, Golden Boot 2019 would be one of my all-time favorites. Cosmetic uniforms, wigs, hats, victory dances and runs, etc. The actual mechanics are good, at least as good as Pik Poi’s excellent Flick Kick Football. GB’s multiplayer would give it a full five stars, but the point system is flawed. The point-making balls are a horrible design choice. I also question the value of player bonus points. Is the game about skill or not? In one Mach against a “Student” ball, I lost even though the other player made one out of 18 goals. In another, I outscored my opponent by 75% in places shots and still lost on player points. That’s not a fun or fulfilling game play experience.