X's and O's
Ten plays, and you are on offense for every one
of them. The farther you carry the ball, the more the play is worth.
- Call a play. Pick one from the playbook, and
choose a defense to face or leave it to chance.
- Snap the ball. Take as long as you like reading
the formation first.
- Throw or run. Hit a receiver, or keep it
yourself and see how far you get. You have ten seconds from
the snap to make up your mind, and holding on past that is
a sack.
- Jump for it. While the ball is in the air,
a ring on the grass marks where it will come down. Press Jump
or tap your receiver to send him up for it. The button
lights up as the ball arrives. Jump too early or too late
and the pass can sail past him or be picked off. If you
would rather just watch, turn on Auto jump in the
playbook.
- Share the play. After the whistle, watch the
replay from any of four views, then share a short clip of it,
made right on your device, or save a picture of its best
moment.
On a keyboard: Space,
S or Q snaps the ball, C changes
the play before you do, A to D throw to
that receiver, and K keeps it. With the ball in the
air, J or Space jumps. During a replay,
V or the arrow keys switch the view, and V
switches it again when you share the play.
What a play is worth
- 5 past the first line
- 15 past the second
- 30 past the third
- 50 all the way across
- -5 sacked holding the ball
- -10 intercepted
Fifty a play is the most you can get, so
500 is a perfect game. Good luck.
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