If regular soccer was a little bit too monotonous for you, then adding another team in for some three-sided soccer should be perfect. The game is much the same as normal soccer in terms of its main goals and premise, but with a whole new field and a new team sharing the pitch there are some timely rule changes that need to be made.
The game itself is described as "organized confusion" and with rules like offsides, throw ins and goal kicks thrown out the window the game is a lot more freewheeling. All three teams have five players on the pitch at a time and there are rolling substitutions.
The biggest difference is that the winner isn't who scores the most, but the team that gives up the least goals.
Three-Sided Soccer Games
This Game of Soccer Adds a New Element into the Mix
Trend Themes
1. Three-sided Soccer - Opportunity for developing new rules and strategies for a dynamic and chaotic game of soccer.
2. Organized Confusion - Potential for creating unique game experiences by embracing freewheeling and rule-breaking elements.
3. Disruptive Scoring System - Innovation opportunity to explore alternative scoring metrics and redefine success in soccer games.
Industry Implications
1. Sports & Recreation - Opportunity for sports equipment manufacturers and organizers to create and promote three-sided soccer leagues and tournaments.
2. Event Management - Potential for event organizers to introduce three-sided soccer as a unique and exciting activity for team-building events.
3. Gaming & Entertainment - Opportunity for game developers to create digital versions of three-sided soccer for video games and virtual reality platforms.