Penalty Kings
SportsSwipe to shoot, tap to dive: win four penalty shoot-outs in a row to lift the cup.
Penalty KingsAbout Penalty Kings
Penalty Kings is a knockout tournament decided only by penalties. Pick an invented team, take your kicks with a swipe, then put on the gloves and dive to stop theirs.
Each cup has four rounds, from the round of 16 to the final, and every opponent is sharper than the last. Win the Bronze Cup to unlock Silver, then Gold, where keepers are faster and takers hide their intentions better.
How to play
- Swipe up from the ball to shoot. The direction of the swipe is your aim.
- Swipe speed is power: faster shots fly higher, too fast goes over the bar. Curve your swipe to bend the ball.
- When they shoot, tap the part of the goal where you think the ball will go, or swipe to dive.
- Watch the taker's body lean during the run-up: it often gives the side away.
- Five kicks each, then sudden death. Win four shoot-outs to lift the cup.
Frequently asked questions
How do I score in the top corner?
Aim near a post and swipe fast, but not too fast. The aim line turns gold in the top-corner power range and red when the ball would go over the bar.
How do I save more penalties?
Watch the taker's body lean just before the kick and dive that way. Stronger takers sometimes fake it, and if you dive too early they may change sides.
What are the cup tiers?
Bronze, Silver and Gold. Winning a cup unlocks the next one, with quicker keepers, harder shots and better rewards.
Is it free?
Yes. Coins are optional and every cup can be won without them.
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