The revolutionary table football you've been waiting for has arrived. And it's French! The concept is as simple as it is brilliant: players can now "catch" the ball and pass it with their feet or heads. Aerial passes and lobs are now available every second of the game! It's a game that breaks the mold of classic table football and shakes up players' habits.
Code name: Jet Foot.
An ultra-responsive 3D table football where anything goes!
If you play on a Petiot table football or a Leonhart, you've probably already managed to score a successful overhead shot, more or less intentionally, and to have derived great satisfaction from it. Now imagine that you could score one every 5 seconds... incredible, right? Yet this is the gaming experience promised by Jet Foot. Its inventor, Pierre Duc, doesn't mince words when expressing the level of excitement and physical exhaustion felt during a Jet Foot match. The game is very fast-paced and requires players to expand their awareness to 3D, to know how to gauge and anticipate mind-blowing aerial trajectories. According to the main player, the techniques and sensations promised by a Jet Foot table are surprisingly close to real-life football in a stadium. And isn't that the ultimate goal of table football?
A highly addictive table football game according to its inventor
Pierre Duc himself is already feeling the first signs of a serious addiction. While it's still a little early to talk about addiction, Gyro Gearloose claims that his table football game is at least as addictive as a good video game. The gameplay is so innovative, crazy at times, that you enjoy working on your technique to pull off ever more insane aerial shots. Jet Foot makes you sweat, but you get used to it, that's all!
A foosball table that breaks the mold, overturns habits
"You forget the old foosball table in a few seconds." These are Pierre Duc's words to describe the first sensations of playing Jet Foot, a kicker so revolutionary that it makes you forget everything else out there. I'm not sure such statements will please purists, but Jet Foot is indeed a "new foosball table" in the sense that it offers a totally innovative gameplay that deserves the buzz. But by the way, would it be possible to mount the Jet Foot bars on a Roberto Sport table football or a Sulpie, for example?
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