Play Cyberball - Football In The 21st Century Online

Cyberball came out on the Amiga in 1988, developed by Atari Games. It was one of those titles that felt perfectly at home on the platform, blending arcade-style action with the kind of visual and audio punch the Amiga was known for at the time.

You control a team of seven robotic football players, moving them down the field in a violent, high-speed version of the sport. The main goal is to score touchdowns by any means necessary, often by outrunning or simply plowing through the opposing defense. Key mechanics include turbo boosts for sudden bursts of speed, timed lateral passes to avoid tackles, and the constant threat of your players overheating if pushed too hard. The pace is frantic, and the difficulty can be punishing, especially against a skilled human opponent. It feels like controlling a chaotic, metallic ballet where every play could end in a spectacular crash or a last-second score.