I Can Football

I Can Football is a 3D multiplayer online soccer game created by the Turkish development house Sobee. The game was supported by Vestel at the beta stage.[2] After Sobee had purchased by Türk Telekom,[3] the game was published by TTnet in 2009. Sobee has recently reached marketing and sales agreements with both STC and Telecom Egypt for I Can Football. The game is published since 2010 in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Developer(s)Sobee
Publisher(s)TTNet
Designer(s)Mevlüt Dinç,
Özgür Soner,
Cem Sermen,
Murat Afşar,
Kürşat Karamahmutoğlu,
Platform(s)Windows
Release2008-04-01 (Open beta)
2009-11-19 (Full version)[1]
Genre(s)Sports
Mode(s)Multiplayer

Gameplay

The player moves with the cursor keys. The player's character runs slower when they have the ball. While running the player may sprint with the "Shift" key, but sprinting depletes stamina very quickly. When stamina is depleted the player cannot run and will have to rest to regain stamina. There are two game modes, Pro and Normal. Running in Pro mode drains stamina but in Normal mode running doesn't drain stamina. Players also have gameplay options such as tackling, passing, shooting, freekick, etc.

gollark: Just freeze the air, umnikos.
gollark: Your squids contain exotic matter? Huh. That can't be efficient.
gollark: You only have *5*? You don't have duplicators?
gollark: Why are you manually commanding individual squids? Shouldn't you have a better control/task delegation/oversight system?
gollark: As a countermeasure, I have updated osmarks.net.

References
  1. "11-to-11 Football Gaming Fun Now On The Internet With I Can Football", Türk Telekom Press Bulletin, 2009-11-20.
  2. "Vestel to introduce online gaming". Turkish Daily News. 2008-06-14. Archived from the original on 2008-06-15. Retrieved 2008-10-08.
  3. "Türk Telekom enters PC game sector". Today's Zaman. 2009-03-24. Retrieved 2009-07-21.
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