Goyal says SuperSike's partnership with Yellow Monkey Studios (which has made games such as Socioball) for One More Pass helped a lot in keeping the game simple. This fits in nicely with SuperSike's goal - to build something simple that can be played with one hand. That can be a big differentiator for us," he adds. Even if you look at smaller games which focus on penalty shootouts, the pace is not as fast as what we're going with. "When you look at Fifa on mobile, it's a full on sim game - it's like playing football. It's still an arcade game and when it comes to arcade games having a fast-paced game is an advantage," Goyal says. "It doesn't have any of the complexities of having formations or any strategy. SuperSike Games feels that the fast pace of One More Pass is the key to its appeal. Your players (and most opposition players) can only move sideways. The pitch is narrow, and players can only kick the ball in a straight line. If you manage to score, the ball goes to one of your players beyond the goal and the passing game begins again. One More Pass' goal is to pass the ball to the next player, until you reach the goal. While that might evoke memories of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal FC, or Pep Guardiola's FC Barcelona sides of a few years past, One More Pass is nowhere near as complex it's simple enough that anyone can pick up and play the game.
The upcoming game - which will be launched in July - is called One More Pass, an 'endless passing' game. "Cricket kind of restricts the number of markets in terms of appeal." We wanted to make a more globally oriented game," Goyal says, explaining why they chose to make a football game. "Instead of going with a sequel to One More Run in the cricket space, we decided to try something different. The core of One More Run was "marrying arcade with sports", according to Amit Goyal, the co-founder of SuperSike Games. Instead of making another cricket game, the studio decided to turn its attention to the world's most popular sport - football. After making One More Run - a cricket game with no batting or bowling - SuperSike Games began thinking about a sequel.
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