Nailball Goal Launches
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ISTANBUL, 2 November in the year of our Lord 2026 —
Nailball Goal, a free online game built on "çivi futbolu" (nail
football), the table game Turkish kids play by hammering nails
into a wooden board and flicking a coin as the ball, is now
available on Google Play. The iPhone app launched on the App
Store on 28 October, and the game also runs free in any web
browser. All three share one server, so a player on Android can
challenge a friend on iPhone.
The 1 November Android update adds:
Blitz: three-minute matches, first to two goals, eight seconds
per shot.
Your own formation: place your 11 nails on the board yourself.
Goal clips: share a broadcast-style clip with sound, player
names and a short link.
Four languages: Turkish, English, Spanish and Arabic; the game
opens in the phone's language.
About the game:
Every flick runs through a real physics engine, so the same shot
always lands in the same place. A coin, a crown bottle cap and a
plastic cap are true to scale and each plays differently.
Online 1v1 and Elo-ranked matches, an AI opponent with three
levels, two players on one phone, and private rooms by invite
link.
The server runs online matches and computes every shot.
Free with no ads. Marbles are earned in matches; cosmetics and
the formation builder are bought with Marbles.
Nailball Goal is made by Fuat Furkan Kahraman, a solo developer
in Istanbul, who first built it to play with friends.
No word on a physical copy version of this
product on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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