Reborn Until I Score

A football game where you finish every chance yourself.
A premium single-player game — no ads, no in-app purchases, playable offline.

Pick the corner, hold to wind up, and the moment you release is the impact.
While you charge, a defender closes in — hit it harder, or hit it first.
This is not a simulation you watch. Every shot is yours.

Three years in a youth academy. If no pro contract comes, you are reborn —
carrying only three memories back to freshman spring. A roguelike career
game about raising a striker, one life at a time.

- FINISH EVERY CHANCE
Four shot types x nine target zones x three power bands.
One-on-ones, cutbacks, box scrambles, crosses, free kicks, penalties —
each with its own feel: wind-up holds, impact-timing taps, rapid mashing,
a shrinking run-up ring.
Repeat the same corner and the keeper starts reading you.

- THREE YEARS OF CHOICES
Train, bond, rest — every week costs something.
Talents have grades; walls only break if you keep knocking (bloom).
Three irreversible awakenings define your identity: poacher, targetman, technician.
Your legs are consumables. Push too hard and the life ends there.

- REBIRTH
Each life leaves souls and memory cards behind.
Spend souls on permanent rules; carry three memories into the next life.
Voluntary handicaps (karma) multiply what you inherit.

- PRO, AND EUROPE
Get scouted, read the contract, sign it yourself.
Prove it in the K League and an offer comes across the sea.
Europe is a wall — the keepers live in a different world.
Career records, nicknames and a chronicle stack across lives.

- THE PROMISE
No ads. No in-app purchases. No gacha.
One purchase is everything. Fully playable offline.
No server, no account, no data collection.
Korean and English supported.

If something blocks you or falls short, write it in a review. That is the order
the next update follows.

A football roguelike, a striker career sim, a rebirth progression game —
all three, taken seriously, in one offline single-player package.
Live a striker's life, one shot at a time.

Recent changes:
· Fixed Short Youth (two youth years) being judged against the three-year cut
line — a draft call was all but impossible. The cut line and the offer terms
now scale with how long your youth is.
· When a life ends, the screen says what will be different next time. If you
went undrafted it also points to the way to run a shorter youth.
· Stacking several karma vows now warns you how much harder the draft gets.
· The cut-line explainer names the youth length of the life you are in.