In 2016, on the occasion of the Eurocup held in France, Facebook introduced a football game hidden in Messenger, in which to compete with our friends through the application chat.
Now, in full World Cup of Russia of 2018, Facebook has once again activated the curious football game incorporated in its instant messaging service, and since just a few days ago it has been available to Messenger users all over the world.
So you can try the hidden soccer game of Facebook Messenger
There are several mini-games in Facebook Messenger chats, such as of Tetris or basketball that we already saw in its moment in more detail. In the case of the soccer game that we are discussing today, the operation consists of touches a ball preventing it from falling to the ground , through pulsations on the screen.
To be able to execute the minigame, you just have to send in a conversation the emoji of the flag of our favorite selection, next to that of the soccer ball. Later, pressing on the ball , the mini-game will appear and we will compete against the other member of the conversation.
Kick off a competition among friends with the Keepie Uppie game on Messenger! 🌏🏆 Start the game in any chat by sending to flag emoji of your favorite competing team and the ⚽️ emoji. Then tap the ball to play. pic.twitter.com/U9dMSr9DQZ
- Messenger () June 18, 2018
Once we decide to finish the game, the screen will appear the score reached for each member of the chat. While it is a game of the simplest, it is still curious, and can serve to entertain the wait between match and game of the championship, whose matches you can watch live from your mobile easily.
Your goal: Score points by keeping the ball in the air. The longer you keep the ball in the air, the longer you'll be in the lead.
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