Disney's own goalĭisney had a good concept on its hands with Bola. As I said, players move very slowly and awkwardly and the collisions between them feel very fake. The animation in the game isn't great, though. The between-match sequences are slick and have a polished cartoon look. The graphics in Disney Bola Soccer are quite fun, especially the characters themselves who all have long faces and rippling bodies like they've been pumped up on pixel steroids. Be prepared also for your players to automatically turn and run towards their own goal whenever they get the ball. It's easy to score from the half-way line, and the players run way too slowly. Gameplay is very unrealistic compared with many other Android soccer sims. Tackling too seems very random, and shooting is very hit and miss. Sometimes you need to tap more than once to pass, or it won't respond at all. You tap a player to pass to him, hold your finger on the goal to shoot, and swipe the screen to run.Īs you get into the game, though, you quickly realize that the implementation of these controls is near impossible because of the sluggish response of the players. Sure, everything seems simple at first, and there's a helpful tutorial that shows you how to pass, shoot and tackle. A match made in Hellĭisney Bola Soccer is badly let-down by its controls, which are very unresponsive. The gameplay is designed to be similar to other mobile soccer games such as FIFA 14 or Real Football, but it's apparently aimed at a much younger audience, with comical storylines, simplified controls and cartoony graphics.

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