Flappy Foot Chinko: Soccer Ball Control Tap Rhythm Game

This game is a fun and original combination of soccer, pinball, and pachinko. You control a soccer ball which jumps its way across the playing field. Your goal (pun intended) is to help the ball make it into the goal on the opposite side of the field to … score a goal.

The soccer ball automatically moves left and right on its own and continues in that direction until it hits the edge of the screen or something else in the playing field.
The screen automatically moves upward. Your goal is to tap to cause the ball to jump so it moves up with the screen without running into anything which kills it.
This game has fixed cup series and an endless bounce mode which is activated after you complete the first cup.
The game starts off easy, but the difficulty level ramps up quickly.

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Play Flappy Foot Chinko Game Online

Children and parents can play this fun online soccer ball control game by clicking in the window below.

Kids and adults can play this soccer-themed tap rhythm game for free as a web application .

Flappy FootChinko Soccer Ball Jumping Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Bounce the soccer ball across the field without running into electric shocks or other things that harm the ball.

Starting the Game
- Game mode
  - This game has two game play modes. The first is a tournament cup series & the second is an Endless Bounce series.
  - On the initial play of the game only the cup series is available, but after you beat Oceana Cup it unlocks the Endless Bounce mode.
- Click the red arrow to play either the tournament mode or Endless Bounce mode.
  - The tournament is the main mode of the game.
  - Endless Bounce contains piggy banks you can hit with the soccer ball to earn coins which can be used to buy in-game upgrades like adding additional players to the field.
- The game automatically stores your beat levels, saved coins, and endless bounce record in your web browser.
Game Play
- Mouse
  - Left click to cause the ball to jump.
- Touchscreen
  - Use your finger like a mouse.
Strategy
- What to hit
  - Hitting a piggy bank with the ball earns a coin.
  - When one of your players gets the ball they can then kick it upfield to another player or to once again bounce around the playing field.
    - Some players shoot the ball straight while others have an arrow that rotates back and forth that controls the direction of the kick when you release.
    - It is important to not hit the top or the bottom of the screen, so you can use the time when your player is holding the ball to reset the vertical alignment better if the ball was near the top of the screen.
  - Sometimes you have to hit the ball off rubber bumpers or other items in the field in order to avoid the electric shocks.
  - On some levels your teammates or even electric shocks have gates around them. When something is gated you can hit it once and then it becomes ungated.
    - After that if you hit the same thing again you would hit your teammate with the ball (good) or a shock with the ball (bad).
- What to avoid
  - If you hit one of the electric shocks it is game over.
    - The top of the screen has a horizontal shock bar across it.
  - Some enemies hold the ball temporarily and then shoot it out in a random direction.
    - Even if they throw it upfield you do not know what it will bounce off of and which direction it will head after it bumps into something, making it a luck of the draw.
  - Some enemies take the ball and wrong in the wrong direction down the field with it and it is game over.
  - If the ball touches the bottom of the screen it is game over.
  - The final match of each tournament has a goalie you must avoid touching.
- If you get stuck on a particular level after beating the first cup you can play the Endless Bounce mode of the game to earn coins which can be used to add players to the playing field and move where players are located within the level.
  - Adding a player costs 50 coins.
  - Moving a player you added costs 50 coins.
  - Adding a second player costs 250 coins.
- After you complete all 10 levels of a cup it unlocks the next cup series.
Tournament Cups
- There are 7 cups to play through, listed below. Each cup has 10 matches and is organized from first to last with the opponents of each level listed in order.
- Oceania Cup
  - Play as: New Zealand
  - Plays against: Vanuatu, Tahiti, Fiji, Samoa, Tahiti, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Samoa & Fiji.
- Africa Cup
  - Play as: Namibia
  - Plays against: Ghana, Tunisia, Morocco, Kenya, Ghana, Algeria, Ivory Coast, Tunisia, Morocco & Kenya.
- Asian Cup
  - Play as: Australia
  - Plays against: Japan, South Korea, China, Saudi Arabia, India, Iran, South Korea, India, China & Japan.
- Gold Cup
  - Play as: U.S.A.
  - Plays against: Costa Rica, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, Panama, Jamaica, Canada & Mexico.
- America Cup
  - Play as: Chile
  - Plays against: Bolivia, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Venezuela, Brazil & Argentina.
- Euro Cup
  - Play as: Portugal
  - Plays against: Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Italy, France & Germany.
- World Cup
  - Play as: France
  - Plays against: Croatia, Belgium, England, Uruguay, Sweden, Argentina, Colombia, Denmark & Brazil.
Upgrades
- If you get stuck on a particular level after beating the first cup you can play the Endless Bounce mode of the game to earn coins which can be used to add players to the playing field and move where players are located within the level.
  - Adding a player costs 50 coins.
  - Moving a player you added costs 50 coins.
  - Adding a second player costs 250 coins.
Endless Bounce
- Each time you play Endless Bounce mode you start in a different place so the game is different than the previous game.
- When you play in Endless Bounce mode you can try to go for a record distance or try to earn coins by hitting piggy banks.
  - Your record distance is stored in your local web browser.
  - Coins can be used to buy additional players and move them around the playing field in the tournament version of the game.
Target Audience
- This game is simple in concept but challenging in execution.
  - Early levels should be fun for kids of all ages.
  - After you get past the first couple cups the difficulty level ramps up significantly to where the game is best for older children and adults.