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How to set up the Goal shooting game?

Written by Elsa Fernandes

Summary

  1. Introduction to the Game

  2. Game Pages

  3. Game configuration

  4. Configuring Additional Elements: Timer and Score


  1. Introduction to the Game

Goal Shooting” is a fun game that lets players step into the shoes of a professional soccer player whose goal is to score as many goals as possible while trying to avoid opponents.

2. Game Pages

Click the “Create a Campaign” button to access our game catalog and select the “the Goal shooting” game.

First, you’ll need to set the name of your campaign, the language, the publication dates, the description, and the time zone before you can access your game’s course.

In journey mode, you’ll see a predefined path with the following pages:

  • Single Page (Home)

  • Single Page (Form)

  • “The Goal shooting” Page

  • Post-Participation Page

Of course, you can rename the page titles and change their order.

3.Game configuration

With Kimple, you'll be able to customize the appearance of every element that makes up your goal-scoring challenge. In your design area, you can edit the page. From the side menu on the right, you can access the various configuration options.

First, you’ll be able to configure your game settings by enabling certain display options:

  • Player display

  • Goalie display

  • Activate player and goalie breathing

  • Set the number of shots

  • Activate goalie disappearance

  • Display the number of remaining shots

  • Set the number of opponents

  • Activate the option to set opponents in motion

  • Activate collisions

Next, you’ll be able to set the number of points per goal scored and enable the score display on the page. If you’d like to set up a redirect based on either the page or the score when the game is over.

Regarding score-based redirection, you can add a score range and choose the redirect page for each configured range.

Finally, you'll be able to configure the game visually by adding the images that will make up your game, such as the field background, the fans, the ball, the player at rest and in action, the goalkeeper at rest and in action, and the opposing players.

You must define the winning shot zone where the ball must be thrown to win on both the desktop and mobile versions:

4. Configuring Additional Elements: Timer and Score

In addition to the goal shooting game, you can configure two other elements on the page: the timer and the score.

For the score, you can choose to display either the current score or the high score on the page.

Tip 💡You can easily insert two score elements to display the participant's best score and current score on the same page.

With the timer, you can set the game duration in minutes and/or seconds. There is an option that allows you to display the timer in seconds on the page if you have set the duration in minutes.

Finally, you can choose the timer's style whether you want to display it as a counter or a circular timer.

↓Preview in counter ↓Circular preview

Best practice 💡Before publishing your campaign, always test its functionality under live conditions on both desktop and mobile devices to verify that elements are properly positioned, animations run smoothly, and winning shot zones are consistent.

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