Betfred

In Oriento Kick, you never touch the ball head-on. A ball rolls along a sunrise rooftop, and you tap right beside it. The ball flies away from the spot where your finger lands, so where you tap decides where it goes. Tap its near side and you've aimed your shot. Aiming is only half of it. Defenders slide across the rooftop, and you have to time each kick so the ball gets past them on its way to the goal. If you tap a moment too early or too late, the opening is gone. The goal gets harder to hit as you go. First it shrinks, so your angles need to be tighter. Later it starts drifting sideways, and you have to read where it will be by the time the ball gets there, not where it is when you tap. There are 14 levels. Each one asks a little more of your aim and your timing, from the first easy kicks across the rooftop to the last shots at a small goal that keeps moving.

Oriento Kick