VR World Cup Soccer

VR World Cup Soccer Walkthrough

VR World Cup Soccer is a soccer game that allows you to play exhibition matches against the computer. VR World Cup Soccer features unique controls, three difficulty levels, and fifteen teams to choose from each representing their own respective country.

The objective of VR World Cup Soccer is to win the match by scoring goals against your opponent and preventing your opponents from scoring goals against you. Despite the name of this soccer game, you are not trying to win the World Cup tournament; only single exhibition games are played. Each round in VR World Cup Soccer consists of two forty-five second halves. The teams do not switch field positions after the first half.

Before you begin your exhibition match in VR World Cup Soccer, you will have the chance to select your team, the computer's team, and the difficulty level at which you wish to play. The teams that you select have no actual effect on gameplay, so you may choose any teams you wish. You cannot set up a "mirror match", however. If you are new to this game, I advise you to play at the novice difficulty level (it is selected by default).

Each team fields three players in VR World Cup Soccer, two field players and one goalkeeper. The player that you are currently in control of will have a green circle at their feet. You may switch between controlling the two field players on your team by pressing the C key, but goalkeeping is handled automatically by the computer. Use the left and right arrow keys to rotate this player and the up arrow key to move the player forward. The ball is automatically kicked when a player comes in contact with it. You may also hold down the X key to make your active player run faster. You can do this indefinitely without fatiguing, so I suggest you to hold down the X key at all times unless you run the risk of kicking the ball into your own goal.

The controls of VR World Cup Soccer may seem strange at first since the arrow keys do not move your players in the cardinal directions. Also, unlike most soccer games of this type, there are no buttons to pass or to shoot; kicking is handled automatically when your player touches the ball. Players are also allowed to enter goal area of the opposing team and kick the ball into the net at point blank range. Finally, kicking the ball to the edges of the field does not count as out-of-bounds, but instead will cause the ball to bounce off of the edge.

VR World Cup Soccer is a soccer game that will take some getting used to if you are a fan of other soccer games such as the Champions series. Once you get used to the dynamics of this sports game you will come to enjoy it!