Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
SportThe world's best skateboarding game reinvents itself to give users the real-life experience of a hardened amatuer skater. New career mode with Go Pro...
This game's goal is to win a goal by shooting rubgy ball into goal.
There is a stadium which is filled with grasses.
There is rugby ball on the bottom screen.
There is goal on the upper screen.
Drag rugby ball towards goal.
You must consider the direction of wind.
The wind blows to left or right randomly.
Get an achievement when rugby ball goes into goal.
Success in putting rugby ball into goal!
Goal in! Goal in!
Compare your score with other's in global leaderboard.
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