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"Our job is to listen, learn, and improve": Andreas Thorstensson on Goals' future and the importance of player feedback
Goals CEO Andreas Thorstensson emphasized the importance of listening to player feedback for the continuous improvement of their soccer game. Despite initial technical issues and some controversial updates, the team is committed to refining gameplay, adding new modes, and communicating their vision more clearly to the community.
Football Icon Ronaldinho Joins GOALS as the Latest Original
The free-to-play football game GOALS has added global football legend Ronaldinho as its second "Original" character, following KSI. Ronaldinho is now available in the in-game store for players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC. While visually faithful, his in-game attributes will evolve based on his team's progression, allowing for unique player development.
Goals is building an exciting esports ecosystem "where everyone can compete"
Goals, a free-to-play soccer game, has announced plans to build an inclusive esports ecosystem allowing anyone to compete. CEO Andreas Thorstensson detailed a system with grassroots qualifiers leading to regional finals and major championships, emphasizing community involvement and accessible tournament creation tools. The game will feature in-game leaderboards, team kits, and cosmetics, with a €10,000 prize pool for official events and plans for player-funded prize pools.
GOALS & PUMA Team Up To Unleash Exclusive Collectable Cosmetics as the Games Surpasses 1,000,000 Players
The free-to-play competitive football game GOALS, which recently surpassed one million players, has launched an exclusive in-game apparel collaboration with PUMA. The partnership introduces co-designed kits and boots, alongside a custom match ball, allowing players to express their individuality on the digital pitch. The collection is available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.
Can GOALS Finally Give Football Fans A Free-To-Play Alternative Worth Playing?
GOALS, a new free-to-play football game, has launched on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, aiming to offer an alternative to premium titles like EA SPORTS FC 26. It emphasizes skill-based gameplay, esports competition, and a unique, evolving player ecosystem rather than relying on real-world licenses. The game features cross-platform play from day one and promises all modes are accessible without paywalls.
‘GOALS’ Launches today with KSI confirmed as the first “Original” playable in the Ultimate Competitive Football Experience Players Have Been Waiting For
The free-to-play competitive online football game GOALS launched today on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC, featuring cross-platform play. The game emphasizes skill-based gameplay with no external mechanics influencing outcomes. Influencer KSI is confirmed as the first "Original" playable character, with more real-life individuals to be added.
‘GOALS’ Launches today with KSI confirmed as the first “Original” playable in the Ultimate Competitive Football Experience Players Have Been Waiting For
The free-to-play competitive online football game GOALS launched today on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC, featuring cross-platform play. The game emphasizes skill-based gameplay with no external mechanics influencing outcomes. Influencer KSI is confirmed as the first "Original" playable character, with more real-life individuals to be added.
GOALS Announces Global Launch Date
Independent studio GOALS AB has announced that their free-to-play competitive football game, GOALS, will officially launch on June 4th. The game features responsive gameplay powered by custom-made SENTEC netcode technology and will not include real football stars, instead focusing on unique player characters.
GOALS ENTERS OPEN BETA
The free-to-play football game GOALS has entered open beta on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. Developed by a team led by esports veteran Andreas Thorstensson, the game emphasizes responsive gameplay, advanced netcode, and accessibility. The open beta aims to gather player feedback to shape the future of the game, with a full launch planned before the 2026 World Cup.