Play Sensible Soccer - International Edition (europe) (en,fr,de,it) Online

Sensible Soccer International Edition came out for the Sega Genesis in 1994, developed by Sensible Software and published by Sony Imagesoft. It arrived at a time when soccer games were starting to move beyond basic sprites, but this one stuck with a distinctive, zoomed out view of the pitch that made it stand out from other titles on the system.

You control one player at a time, switching automatically to whoever is nearest the ball. The main objective is simple: score more goals than the opposing team. Its signature mechanics include the aftertouch system, where you can curve a kicked ball in mid flight by holding the d-pad after a shot or pass, and the powerful yet straightforward sliding tackle that sends the ball flying. The game moves at a very fast pace, with matches flowing quickly from end to end, and the difficulty can be sharp against clever computer opponents. It feels immediate and responsive, a game where you can string together a flowing move and feel a real sense of accomplishment.