Download 3D World Soccer_Disk2 ROM – Amiga Game

Game Overview

3D World Soccer Disk2 came out on the Amiga in 1992, developed by Simulmondo. It was one of the many soccer games trying to capture the feel of the sport during that era, competing for attention on a platform known for its diverse library. The game offered a straightforward take on international football without the licensing we see today.

You control the entire outfield team, switching between players to chase the ball and using an action button for passes, shots, and tackles. The main objective is to score more goals than the opposing national team across various modes, including single matches, tournaments, and longer championships. The camera follows the ball closely, which keeps the action centered but can sometimes feel restrictive; the view also flips sides at halftime, a common feature for the time. Matches move at a steady pace, and the difficulty feels balanced, neither too punishing nor too simple. It feels like a solid, no-frills effort to bring a complete soccer simulation to the home computer.