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Kick Off 2 is a top-down association football simulation released for MS-DOS in 1990. Developed and published by Anco Software Ltd., the game builds upon its predecessor with expanded features, including full tournament modes and a selection of four different pitch surfaces. These surfaces include a representation of the plastic pitches used by some clubs in the 1980s, which affect ball behavior.

Players control a footballer from an overhead perspective, with a primary focus on ball control and precise passing. The core gameplay involves trapping the ball under a player's foot to set up plays, rather than having it automatically stick to a character. Progression is measured through mastering control of the ball, executing various passes, and scoring goals. Key gameplay systems include managing player movement and ball physics, which require practice to handle at high speed, and performing specific moves like overhead kicks and long through-ball passes. The game structure supports both individual matches and extended tournament play.

The visual presentation is utilitarian, prioritizing clear gameplay readability over detailed graphics. Control is centered on a one-button joystick interface, which is used to perform all actions, including a range of shots and aftertouch ball manipulation. The design emphasizes reaction time and sustained concentration, with gameplay complexity arising from the physics-based ball handling and the tactical options available during play.