Street Power Football

Critic reviews

• 3rd-strike.com

  Nickskuh · Sep 18, 2020

  2.0

  In short, Street Power Football is a big disappointment in terms of gameplay. With a small repertoire of tricks, poorly executed animations in all game modes, and game modes that won’t even fully classify as minigames, there’s not much fun to do in this game. For those who really want to play street football in a video game, you’re better of trying out the Volta game mode in FIFA 20 or even dust of your old PS2 and play the original FIFA Street as that relic was already more elaborate than this poor attempt at making a clone.

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• Way Too Many Games

  Leo Faria · Sep 14, 2020

  4.5

  Playing Street Power Soccer right after tackling another lighthearted arcade football experience in Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions just makes the overall experience even more annoying. It’s not pretty to look at, its soundtrack is atrocious, and its gameplay is way too stiff for a freaking freestyle game. It’s half-baked in every single aspect, not to mention atrociously expensive for its current price tag.

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• Xbox Tavern

  Graham Cameron · Sep 05, 2020

  4.8

  Street Power Football seems to be a very niche game for fans of the freestyle football world. Normal football fans may show an interest in this, but they might be expecting a game similar to the FIFA street series – which this is not. It does have some interesting game types and does spread the word of street football and the entertainment it can bring.

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• Darkstation

  Jukka Piira · Sep 03, 2020

  4.0

  Street Power Soccer lacks the street cred it really could use because as it is, there is little incentive to keep on playing. It doesn’t help that despite nice animations, the game’s overall appearance is so last generation. Local versus and co-op play lift spirits a bit until you realize that there is no real content to anything as the matches are over so quickly.
• Sirus Gaming

  Kurt John Palomaria · Sep 01, 2020

  8.0

  All in all Street Power Soccer is a good sports party game. Its wide selection of characters, awesome soundtrack, and beautiful street courts deliver for a solid street soccer experience. So gather your friends and start hitting them power-up fueled goals.

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• Switch Player

  Chelsea Beardsmore · Sep 29, 2020

  2.0

  Street Power Football fails to deliver in pretty much every area. It’s let down by its poor graphics, poor gameplay and bugs, making the £39.99 price point almost laughable.

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