Freestyle Street Soccer

"Regardless of the inferior nature of the cut scenes, music and play modes, UFS, whilst not presenting massive depth, should keep most gamers happy with something different until the next bout of heavily licensed footy games hit the shelves."

"Freestyle Street Soccer might hold your attention for an hour or so, but once you've gotten over the novelty of performing tricks, you'll realize that this just the discarded skin of a soccer game."

"It's not horrendous by any means, and not all that objectionable to play, but it's yet another example of a distinctly average "extreme sports" game that lacks the polish and creativity of the real-life sportsmen it's trying to emulate-slash-harness."

"While games like EA's Street series and NBA Ballers have proven that street sports can be done right in video games, Freestyle Street Soccer proves that you can also do them very, very wrong."

"Frenzied action has players bouncing passes off walls—and chairs over rivals’ heads—while busting acrobatic moves."