Football where you control the ball itself, not the players
7:11
TubeGames verdict
You are the ball, not the striker, and weaving past a full back line with one finger feels great.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 17, 2026 · How we rate
Crazy Kick flips the football game around: you drag the ball, not a player. The first run took me about ten seconds to understand and about thirty to like. Defenders slide toward you, you bend the ball around them, and when the goal opens up you let go and it flies. That first clean goal lands the way a good Skee-Ball roll does.
The loop is short levels that get more crowded. Early on it's one or two defenders and a lot of space; later the route through the box is a thread you pull without touching anyone. Lose the ball and the attempt ends, so there's no rebuilding, just restart and go again. Every level is one unbroken dribble, which is the whole appeal.
Complaints: the defenders move in patterns you learn fast, so by the middle stretch it's more memorization than reading the play. Voodoo's usual level-after-level structure means the game never changes gear, and a couple of tackles felt like they came from further away than they should have.
Play it if you like the dribbling part of football and none of the rest. Skip it if you want passing, tactics or a match with a scoreline.
Good
- One-finger dribbling that actually feels like control
- Levels last seconds, restarts are instant
- The ball-not-player idea holds up
- Nothing to install, plays inside YouTube
Not so good
- Defender patterns get predictable
- Levels blur together after a while
- The occasional tackle from too far away
About Crazy Kick!
The first football game where you control the ball, not the players! Overtake your opponents, move swiftly, and shoot goals !
Crazy Kick! was published on YouTube Playables on 2025-10-14 by Voodoo. In 361 days it has reached about 11M plays.
Crazy Kick! turns football around: you move the ball rather than a player. You dribble it past defenders, thread it through the gaps they leave, and finish at the goal. Losing the ball ends the attempt, so every run is one unbroken piece of control.
Levels are short and get tighter as more defenders crowd the route, and the appeal is a clean run rather than a match result. The game runs free inside YouTube with no download, which makes it easy to fit around actual football. Good for fans who want something quicker than a full match.
How to play: Drag to guide the ball around defenders, then release near the goal to shoot.
Good for: football fans, short sessions
How to play Crazy Kick!
- Phone / tablet
- Drag your finger to move the ball around the defenders, then let go near the goal to shoot.
- Desktop
- Click and hold the mouse to guide the ball and release to shoot; the same drag scheme with a cursor.
- Levels
- Short levels with more defenders each time; no fixed count I can quote.
Losing the ball ends the attempt, so a slow safe route beats a fast one that clips a defender.
Tips for the crowded levels
- Go wide before you go forward. Defenders close on where you are, not where you're going. Swing out toward the touchline first and the middle opens up behind them.
- Don't stop moving. A stationary ball is an easy tackle. Keep the drag going, even in a small circle, while you wait for a gap.
- Shoot earlier than feels natural. The ball travels fast once released and you don't need to be on the six-yard line. Let go as soon as a lane to the net appears.
- Learn the pattern, then break it. Defenders repeat their movement between attempts. On a retry, watch one run without trying to score, then plan the route.
- Use the defenders' momentum. When one slides toward you, a quick sideways drag sends it past; it takes a moment to turn around.
Crazy Kick vs the football games you know
Compare it to FIFA or eFootball and it isn't really the same sport. There's no team, no passing lanes to read, no fatigue, no keeper you can outthink. It's closer to Soccer Stars or the penalty mini-games you find on game sites: one thing to do, done well. The nearest cousin is probably a maze runner with a football skin, since the whole game is finding the line between moving bodies. If you enjoy the moment in a real football game when a winger beats three men, and you'd like to be the ball for once, this is that moment on repeat. If you want the ninety minutes, keep your console.
Is Crazy Kick unblocked?
Usually, yes. The game runs inside youtube.com rather than on a separate game site, so the filters that block the usual game portals at school or work tend to leave it alone. The catch is the obvious one: if YouTube itself is blocked, there's no way around it. There's also nothing to download. Tap Play, it loads in the browser or the YouTube app, and your phone or laptop is the console. That's why I'd point anyone asking about a download to the YouTube version first.
How plays are counted
Public play counts for Crazy Kick! are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
Ratings & reviews
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Elsewhere: 4.7★ (950,914 ratings) on App Store
How we rate
The TubeGames rating is our estimate, not a vote. It combines public ratings of the same game elsewhere (App Store 4.7★ (950,914 ratings)) with how it holds up on YouTube Playables: how many people play it and whether they keep playing weeks after launch. Once 10 players rate Crazy Kick! here, their average becomes the headline score.
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