The WhatsNext verdict
For Groups of friends looking for chaotic, physics-based multiplayer party games and unconventional, slapstick sports brawls.: Physics-driven ragdoll combat and parkour movement turn traditional soccer into an unpredictable, laugh-out-loud brawl where tackling and brawling opponents is the core fun. Tradeoff: The heavy reliance on emergent physics chaos and active multiplayer lobbies means there is little substance or longevity for solo players.
What it does best
Chaotic street soccer with ragdoll brawls, shirt-pulls, and punching matches
What might put you off
Loose ragdoll physics and floaty movement controls
Sparse matchmaking and low online player population
The setup
What you are walking into
No Fair Play is a multiplayer soccer anti-game based on physics with parkour gameplay. An anti-game : No Fair Play is a "Free Fight Football" game where you can beat your opponents using a nonstandard way. A member of the opposing team has a good dribbling skills ? Aim for the legs ! Punch, push, tackle, grab ... it's up to you to choose how you get the upper hand on your opponent. Based on physics : Ragdolls, ball control, player interactions … physics gives players more opportunities to have fun with unexpected situations.
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