A Small World Cup 2
The sequel to a wobbly 1-on-1 ragdoll football game: pick a national team or a club and play physics-based matches and tournaments. For anyone who likes football that does not take itself seriously.
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Open A Small World Cup 2 on Poki →Letters about A Small World Cup 2
Can two people play?
Yes. Poki says you can play alone against the computer or with two players on the same device.
How do you shoot?
Press and hold to aim, then release to shoot.
Is it the first game?
No. It is a sequel to the first A Small World Cup. Poki credits Rujo Games as the developer.
What you do
Two wobbly ragdoll players, one ball, one goal each. You pick a national team or a club and play physics-based matches one-on-one. The players flop and tumble, so no kick goes quite where you expect.
The control is one gesture: press and hold to aim, release to shoot. It works with a mouse or a finger. You can play alone against the computer, or two people on the same device.
After matches you open packs of player cards. Poki’s description mentions more than 280 cards to collect, a squad to build, tournaments to play and teams to unlock.
Key by key
Aim
Shoot
Moves that help
Hold a moment longer before you release; a rushed shot often flies off in the wrong direction.
Wait for your player to settle before aiming, since ragdoll bodies keep moving after a tumble.
Try a match against the computer first, then bring in a second player on the same device.
Look through the cards after each match and put the new ones in your squad.
Fits you if
Friends sharing one screen, or anyone who likes short, silly matches against the computer.
The downsides
– Ragdoll physics are meant to be unpredictable; precise shooting is not the point.
– It came to Poki in June 2026, so it may still change with updates.
– Poki may show adverts around the game.
