The gist
The short version
You get the whole field to yourself — no tackles, no passes, just a ball, a net, and a keeper standing in your way. Every kick is a one-on-one with that goalkeeper, so reading him is the whole puzzle.
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Super Kick 3D World Cup gives you a private field and one job: beat the goalkeeper with every kick. This page maps out how to read the keeper's position, and which corner to aim for when his gloves are in the way.
Open the gameThe gist
You get the whole field to yourself — no tackles, no passes, just a ball, a net, and a keeper standing in your way. Every kick is a one-on-one with that goalkeeper, so reading him is the whole puzzle.
What you're after
Aim for the space the keeper leaves open. Corners and low drives past his side beat a shot aimed straight at his chest.
How to steer
Tap or click to kick the ball, then watch how much curl your input adds. The keeper reacts to the ball's path, so lead him one way and shoot the other.
Your first minute
Take your first few kicks straight at the net just to learn how the ball flies, and don't mind the saves. These early misses are only for feeling how much the shot curls.
A gentle start
Pick a corner before you shoot, then aim slightly inside it so the curl carries the ball home. Stick to that same corner until it starts landing.
Where it wobbles
If the keeper keeps catching you, you're probably shooting where he already stands. Move your aim to the empty half of the goal and shoot a little softer to place it.
When you're stuck
Forget power for a minute and shoot gently at one corner only. A placed shot beats a hard one while you're still learning the keeper's reach.
From the desk
Wait for the keeper to commit — he often leans one way just before you kick. Shoot to the opposite side the moment his weight shifts.
First-timer questions
Watch where the goalkeeper stands before you kick, then aim for the corner farthest from him. A softer, well-placed shot slides in far more often than a hard one down the middle.
Usually the shot is going straight at the keeper. Start aiming for the open corner, and if the ball still drifts back to him, take an extra moment before you shoot.
Aim for the corner farthest from where he stands, and shoot softer to place the ball. The empty half of the goal beats a hard strike straight at his gloves.