Salise

Start the stopwatch. Stop it. Look at the last two digits of the millisecond. If it's 00, it's a goal. If it's 99 or 01, it's a penalty, you decide if it's odd or even, start and stop again, if you get it right, it's a goal. If it's 98 or 02, it's a free kick, another chance with the same rules. The rest is a free kick, the turn passes to the opponent. That's the rule. It's the same game played with digital watches in school, now on the phone. HOW TO PLAY The match consists of 30 or 60 attacks, played in two halves, with extra time. If it's a tie, it goes to a penalty shootout. It's your turn in each attack, you start and stop the stopwatch yourself. It seems like a game of chance, but there's no way to get 00 on the last attack. THREE DIFFERENT WAYS Against the bot: There are three difficulty levels. Rookie misses the goal when they get the chance, Normal plays purely by chance like you, Master occasionally takes aim and finds the opposite corner better on penalties. Two people, same phone: You take turns passing the phone. No setup, no account, you start immediately. Online: You create a room and send the link to your friend; the match starts the moment they open it. If no one is online, you press random matchmaking and join the queue; you see how many people are online and how many are looking for a match on the screen. During the match, you can send reactions with a single touch, such as whistles, red cards, and trophies. IN-MATCH When a goal is scored, the goal camera activates, showing the goalkeeper's dive and the ball's bounce in the net. A small replay window opens for shots that hit the post and narrowly missed opportunities. The commentator analyzes every attack, and what happened remains in the match schedule. Every match is different; some are played at night under floodlights, some during the day, and some in the rain. CLEAN AND SIMPLE No ads. No account creation, email address, or registration required. Matches against bots and two-player matches can be played offline; only the online portion requires a connection. The application is small and opens quickly. If you want to try it from your browser, the same method works at salisemaci.vercel.app.