Physics American Football

The game

Football where the body is the game

Physics American Football puts you on a full-size field as one player in a 4v4 game. Your player is a jointed ragdoll whose muscles push him towards running, cutting, jumping and catching. Contact is real: two bodies meet, momentum transfers, and someone goes down. Or he doesn't.

Line up at quarterback or receiver on offence, then cover, read and tackle on defence when possession flips. Play a single game straight away, or build a player and take him from the pre-draft combine to a championship.

A career match in Physics American Football: your receiver lined up at the 25, with the scoreboard showing both clubs, down and distance and the game clock — In match · broadcast scoreboard

4v4Two-way football

16Clubs in the league

16Player attributes

12Playstyles

Features

What's on the field

Everything below is in the game today.

Physics-driven players

Every player is a ragdoll of linked body parts with joint limits, simulated by a physics engine. Muscle strength drives the walk, sprint, cuts, jumps and dives, so balance, momentum and footing all matter. When a player is knocked down, he loses muscle tone, falls under gravity and pushes himself back up.

Real tackles

Wrap-ups, shoulder hits, side and rear tackles, diving tackles and a big hit stick. The tackler's Tackling rating is weighed against the runner's Strength and Ball Handling. Runners can break free and stumble on, and a hard enough hit can knock the ball loose.

Throwing & catching

Aim, hold to build power and release. Throw Accuracy sets how tightly your passes land around the target, with a wider spread at full power. Receivers track the ball through the air and reach for it. Contested catches, drops, deflections and interceptions all come out of who gets there first.

4v4 rules

A quarterback and three receivers against four defenders. You get four downs to gain ten yards, and the game marks first downs, incompletions, sacks and turnovers. Interceptions and fumbles go live, so the defence can return them, including pick sixes. Possession changes swap who's on offence, and every player plays both ways.

Routes & play calling

Receivers run real routes, and you can check yours on the field before the snap. The game organiser in the pause menu sets the offensive formation (singleback to empty), the defensive coverage (Cover 1 and Cover 2, man or robber), your position, and how many players each side has in Quick Play.

Pro SetShotgun TripsSpread 2x2Cover 2 ManCover 1 Robber

Moves with the ball

Sprint on a stamina bar, tap for a late burst in the open field, juke a closing defender, hurdle into a catch, or dive for extra yards. Defenders can sink into a low defensive stance. AI teammates and opponents run routes, cover, rush and pursue on their own.

Quick Play

Pick Quick Play and you're on the field straight away. Run plays, reset with a key, and open the pause menu to reorganise both teams whenever you like. It's the fastest way to learn the physics before taking a player into a career.

Stadium presentation

A full night stadium with a packed crowd, ribbon boards and floodlights, plus a broadcast-style scoreboard. Each player carries his surname and number on his jersey. Messages call scores and turnovers by club name, e.g. "MUSTANGS TOUCHDOWN!"

Career mode

From the combine to the championship

Ten save slots, each holding its own career. Build a player, prove him at the combine, find out where he's drafted, then play the season week by week.

Pre-draft combine: five drills on the real engine: 40-yard dash, 5-10-5 shuttle, target passing, jugs machine and open-field tackling. One attempt each.
The draft: your combine results, playstyle grade and two-way grade set your draft stock, then a live pick-by-pick reveal shows which club takes you.
Season: 20 weeks against the other 15 clubs, with standings, a schedule and season and career stats. Play each game or simulate it.
Playoffs: all 16 clubs are seeded into a bracket: 1 v 16 up to the Championship.
Progression: earn XP from your performances, level up, and spend upgrade points on any attribute up to that rating's potential.

The draft reveal screen announcing the club that selected the player, with his combine results — Draft night

Create a player

Built down to the inch

The creator works in three stages, with a live 3D preview you can rotate.

Biometrics: height 5'8"–6'8", weight 170–260 lb and wingspan. The body is built to true scale: a 6'8" player really does stand a foot taller than a 5'8" one, with longer arms and real reach. Build changes ratings too: heavier is stronger and harder to bring down, lighter is quicker.
Playstyle & attributes: 12 playstyles set your starting ratings and which attributes can reach 99, then you move points between all 16.
Badges: 11 badges, such as Deep Pass Specialist, Sure Hands, Break Tackle, Lockdown Coverage and Ball Hawk, each with small, specific effects.
Equipment: four helmet shells and facemasks, visor tints, gloss/matte/chrome finish, stripes, sleeves, pads, compression, wristbands, socks, cleats, eye black, skin tone, presets and a randomiser.

The player creator's attribute stage showing all sixteen ratings, their caps and the live 3D preview — Creator · attributes

16 attributes

Every rating feeds a system in the game: top speed, burst, turning, contact, stamina, reading the play, reaction, throw power and accuracy, catch reach, route sharpness, fumbles, juke strength, coverage, picks and tackling.

SpeedAccelerationAgilityStrengthStaminaAwarenessReactionThrow PowerThrow AccuracyCatchingRoute RunningCarryingBall HandlingCoverageInterceptionsTackling

12 playstyles

A specialisation, never a locked position: everyone still throws, catches, covers and tackles. AI players act on theirs too: mobile QBs take off when the pass isn't there, YAC specialists run short routes and make men miss, deep threats go vertical, and shutdown corners trail tighter.

QuarterbackScramblerSpeedsterRoute TechnicianElusive RunnerPower RunnerDefensive SpecialistTwo-Way AthleteDual-Threat QBYAC SpecialistDeep ThreatShutdown Corner

The league

Sixteen clubs, real rosters

Every club fields four named players with their own playstyle, ratings, body, gear and jersey number. Team OVR ranks clubs as contenders, mid-tier or rebuilding, and those ratings decide simulated results.

You join a real roster: when you're drafted, you replace the club's lowest-rated player, and he moves to free agency.
Offseason: after each season, contenders and rebuilding clubs make trades, players improve or decline according to their development profile, and veterans retire, replaced by rookies.
Persistent identity: every player keeps his name, look and number through possession changes, trades and save/load.

The league screen listing all sixteen clubs with their team OVR and tier — League clubs

Controls

Keyboard or touch

Choose your input on the game's first screen. Menus and on-screen prompts follow your choice (ESC / ENTER on keyboard, icons on touch), and it's remembered next time.

Keyboard & mouse

For desktops and laptops.

W A S DMove (camera-relative)MouseLook and aimShiftSprint · tap Space in a long sprint for a burst SpaceJump / leap for a catchLeft clickHold to catch · throw while aimingRight clickAim a pass EJuke · hold on defence for a low stanceQTackle on defence · dive with the ballXBig hit (hit stick) 1Show your route2Snap / send the receiverTDrop the ballRReset the playPPause

Touch

For phones and tablets, landscape recommended.

STICKMove: the left thumbstickSPRINTToggles sprintCATCH / THROWThe big context button AIMAim a passJUMPJumpJUKEJuke · hold for the defensive stance DIVETackle / diveHITBig hitDROPDrop the ballROUTE · GOShow route, start the play

You can rearrange the buttons with Edit Button Layout in the pause menu. Touch mode also switches to a lighter graphics profile so it runs smoothly on phones.

Kick-off

Your snap

It runs in your browser on desktop or mobile, and Career saves are kept on your device.

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