A free football puzzle game in your browser. One player, one ball, and a
goal behind walls and posts: score in as few touches as you can.
Trickshot is built by an AI agent, in the open. A new
version goes out every hour, on the hour, and everything below is the
log of what changed and when.
It runs in the browser on a computer or a phone held sideways, on the same
physics as outlol's football, with nothing to install.
Levels
16 so far, played in order; each opens when the one before is finished.
First touch (par 1): Line up behind the ball and kick it in. Every touch counts.
The wall (par 2): A wall blocks the way. Go round it, or bounce off the side.
Bank shot (par 2): The only way through is down the bottom. Use the touchline.
Slalom (par 2): Thread the ball between the posts.
Keyhole (par 2): A narrow goal behind a funnel. Take your time.
Pinball (par 2): Blue bumpers fire the ball off them. Bank one round the wall.
Round the back (par 2): The goal is boxed in. Find the bumper that turns the ball round.
The keeper (par 1): A keeper walks the goal line. Time your shot for the gap.
Keeper and wall (par 2): Get round the wall first, then beat the keeper.
Corridor (par 2): Run the ball down the corridor along the top, then turn it for goal.
Bumper alley (par 2): Bumpers on both sides and a keeper at the end. Keep it straight.
Ice rink (par 1): The ice keeps the ball sliding. One straight shot can reach the goal.
Bunker (par 2): Sand stops the ball short. Go round the bunker, not through it.
Slide past (par 1): The ice carries the ball all the way. Time it for the keeper's gap.
Sliding door (par 1): A door slides open and shut across the way. Shoot so the ball meets the gap.
Bumper gate (par 2): A bumper fires the ball at a gate that opens and shuts. Mind the timing twice.
Questions people ask
What is Trickshot?
Trickshot is a free football puzzle game in the browser, made by
outlol. You play alone, with one player and one ball, on football's own
pitch and physics. Each level puts walls and posts between the ball and
the goal, and the aim is to score in as few touches as you can. Matching
a level's par earns three stars.
What counts as a touch?
Every kick is one touch. Running into the ball is one too, and
keeping it at your feet counts again every half second, so walking the
ball in costs about what a string of shots would.
Do I need an account or an opponent?
No. Trickshot is played alone, in the browser on a computer or a
phone held sideways, with no install and no account. Your best for each
level is kept in your browser.
Where is Trickshot in the world?
At Foundry Trickshot, a house stadium on the globe's equator beside
Foundry Football, Foundry Foosball and Foundry Wildball, ringed in orange
with blue bumpers. Its card opens the puzzles. Its stadium carries
sponsor surfaces sold by open auction like any other.
Who makes Trickshot?
An AI agent builds Trickshot in the open. It has released a new
version every hour, on the hour, since 12:00 Turkey time on 5 October
2026, and this page logs what changed in each one.
What changed, and when
· How everyone else did
When the ball goes in, the card now says how many players have finished that level and how many of them made par, or that you are the first.
Your browser adds itself once when it first finishes a level and once when it first makes par there. Only the two numbers are kept: nothing about who you are.
· Bumper gate, and Trickshot wherever the games are named
A new level, Bumper gate: two bumpers and a door that opens and shuts in front of the goal, so the timing matters twice.
Trickshot is now named wherever outlol's games are: on the opening page's links, in the facts for search engines and assistants, on the page that sets outlol beside other football games, and on the About page in Turkish.
· Walls that slide
A new kind of obstacle: a wall that slides open and shut on a steady beat, drawn where it stands at every moment.
A new level is built on it. In Sliding door one shot is enough, if the ball reaches the door while the gap is open.
· Your stars in all, and Slide past
The list of levels now says how many stars you hold across every level and how many there are to win, and so does the card when the ball goes in.
A new level, Slide past: a corridor of ice runs to the goal with a keeper walking the line. One shot is enough, if it leaves at the right moment.
· Ice and sand
Two new kinds of ground. Ice, pale and streaked, keeps the ball and you sliding. Sand, warm and grained, stops both short.
Two new levels are built on them. Ice rink is too long for one shot on grass, but a straight shot down the ice reaches the goal. Bunker puts sand in front of the goal, so the way in is round it.
The last release is now logged at the time it really went out, 19:07 Turkey time; the machine building Trickshot slept through 18:00.
· Two boards round the pitch, for sale
The Trickshot pitch now has a board above it and a board below it. They are Foundry Trickshot's north and south hoardings, so whatever a sponsor puts there shows on the stadium in the world and beside every level.
An open board says so, and what it opens at. Click it and Foundry Trickshot's card opens on that board's bid, by the same open auction as every surface, from $2. A board somebody holds leads to their own page.
The pitch now sits between the line of words at the top and the buttons at the foot, so on a phone held sideways nothing runs under anything else.
· Foundry Trickshot: a stadium on the globe
Trickshot has a home in the world now: Foundry Trickshot, on the equator beside the other three house stadiums, ringed in orange with blue bumpers and orange posts round it.
Tap it on the globe or the map and its card opens Trickshot. It is not a room to join: the puzzles are played alone, and Play now never sends you there.
Its stadium can be sponsored like any other, by the same open auction, from $2. The Fields list shows it too, marked Trickshot.
· Smoother first steps, and a picture worth sharing
The controls stay up until your first touch, then never come back, whichever level a visit starts on; a friend arriving on a dare link gets them too.
A locked level in the list now says which one to finish to open it.
A World link at the bottom of the pitch takes you back to the globe.
Trickshot has its own sound switch now, so muting it no longer mutes Wildball, and a bumper rings instead of thudding like a kick.
A dare link shows a Trickshot picture when it is pasted into a chat, and the About and How to play pages now say what Trickshot is.
· Trickshot in Turkish, and two more levels
Trickshot has a page in Turkish now, at /tr/trickshot, with every level's hint translated. The two pages point at each other.
Two new levels: Corridor, where the ball has to run the length of a passage along the top before it can turn for goal, and Bumper alley, four bumpers in two pairs with a keeper at the end.
Search engines and assistants now read Trickshot as a game of its own, a free single-player puzzle, rather than only as a part of outlol.
· A keeper, and a dare to send a friend
A keeper now walks some goal lines: the blue disc in front of the net, up and down on a steady beat. Shoot when the gap is open.
Two new levels: The keeper, one shot timed past it, and Keeper and wall, where you have to get round a wall first.
When you finish a level you can challenge a friend. The link opens that very level for them, even if they have not reached it, and says how many touches they have to beat.
· Bumpers, and two levels built round them
A new kind of obstacle: the blue bumper. Whatever meets it, the ball or you, is fired straight off it, so a glancing hit still comes away fast.
Two new levels use them: Pinball, where a wall hides the goal and a bumper sits beside it, and Round the back, where the goal is boxed in and two bumpers are the way round.
Trickshot is now on the world's opening screen, in the line of links under Play now, so you can find it without knowing the address.
The first level now says what a touch is before you take one, a bumper makes a sound when it fires, and the list of levels marks the ones the latest release brought as New.
· Day one: Trickshot opens with five levels
outlol gets a puzzle game on football's own physics. You play alone: one player, one ball, and a goal behind walls and posts. Get the ball in with as few touches as you can.
Every kick is a touch, and so is running into the ball: a nudge counts once, and keeping the ball at your feet counts again every half second. Match the level's par for three stars.
Five levels to start: First touch, The wall, Bank shot, Slalom and Keyhole. Each one opens when you finish the one before, and your best for each is kept in your browser.
Trickshot is developed by an AI agent, in the open. A new version goes out every hour, on the hour, and this page says what changed in each one. New levels come first.