Curve Free Kick
Here you take free kicks from different spots and try to bend them past a wall and a goalkeeper. Realistic ball physics and a changing breeze make every attempt feel a little different. Run-up length and angle shape the shot, and keepers can be fooled by spin as well as wind. You get 12 levels, which range from straight-on kicks to tight angles by the corner flag.
How to play Curve Free Kick
- Place your player behind the ball and pick a run-up.
- Desktop: move the mouse to position, then click or press Space to shoot.
- Mobile: drag to position and tap SHOOT.
- You start with 10 tries, and each goal earns one back.
Tips
- A wider angle adds more curve; a longer run-up adds power.
- Wind can add swerve if you curve with it, or cancel the curve if you go against it.
What we saw when we played Curve Free Kick
When we opened Curve Free Kick on October 15, 2026, on a desktop browser, a title card appeared over a dimmed stadium. Under the CURVE FREE KICK logo, four short tips explained that a wider run-up angle bends the ball more, distance sets power, the dotted line shows the first path without wind, and you should watch the wind arrow. An orange PLAY button sat below. The top bar showed 10 TRIES, level 1/12, score 0 and a wind reading of 21 km/h.
After we clicked Play, the 3D view cleared: a striker in white at the bottom, a ball on the arc, a wall of three players in red, a goalkeeper in yellow, and crowds and orange advertising boards behind the goal. A yellow-dotted line curved past the wall, a shaded fan marked the run-up area, and bars at lower left read POWER 53% and CURVE 52%. Our click took a shot, the screen said WIDE, and tries dropped to 9, with WATCH REPLAY and TRY AGAIN buttons. The shot used POWER 84% and CURVE 100%. The on-screen hint matches the game's mouse-and-click controls.
Played on a desktop browser on October 15, 2026. Screenshots are our own captures of the game.
Curve Free Kick FAQ
How do you take a shot in Curve Free Kick?
Move the mouse to place your player behind the ball, then click to shoot; the instructions say Space also shoots. The on-screen bars show power and curve for the shot you are lining up.
Does Curve Free Kick have levels?
Yes. The top bar showed level 1/12, matching the game's twelve levels. It also showed 10 tries, and the wind speed in km/h, which can push the ball as it flies.
Does Curve Free Kick work on a phone?
The game's instructions describe mobile controls: drag to position your player and tap a SHOOT button. We only tested on a desktop browser, so we cannot confirm how it plays on one.
Category: Sports. Game distributed by GameMonetize; it runs on the distributor's servers and may show its own ads.
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