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About No Fair Play
No Fair Play is an indie action‑simulation that encourages players to defeat opponents by any means, from tackles to grabs. The game blends simple controls with deeper mechanics, letting the ball follow the player’s aim while automatically handling shooting angles.
It supports both single‑player bots and online multiplayer, with bots filling empty slots instantly. Players can customise their avatar’s cut, clothes and colours, and choose first‑person view with or without a VR headset. A gamepad with two sticks is required.
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Gameplay Mechanics
The core loop revolves around aiming the ball and letting the game calculate the shooting angle, offering an intuitive entry point. Advanced mechanics exist that demand skill beyond the basic aim and shoot.
Players may choose how to gain advantage—punching, tackling, or grabbing opponents—reflecting the game’s “any means necessary” ethos.
- Experiment with different aggressive actions to discover what feels most effective.
- Practice the automatic shooting angle to improve shot placement.
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Multiplayer and Bots
Matches can start with AI bots and later be populated by real players. If a player leaves or disconnects, a bot instantly replaces them, keeping the game flowing.
Both PvP and co‑op modes are available online, allowing friends to join each other's sessions.
- Invite friends early to replace bots for a more dynamic match.
- Use the bot replacement feature to maintain balanced teams.

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Physics and Ragdolls
The game relies on physics for ragdoll reactions, ball control and player interactions, creating unexpected and fun moments. Physical collisions can be used strategically to disrupt opponents.
Physics‑driven situations add variety, making each match feel unique.
- Watch how ragdoll physics affect opponent positioning.
- Use ball control physics to set up surprise plays.
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Parkour Gameplay
A dedicated parkour map and mode challenge players seeking higher difficulty. The mode emphasizes movement and navigation beyond standard play.
Parkour adds a layer of skill, rewarding precise jumps and timing.
- Practice parkour maps to master movement timing.
- Compare parkour runs with standard matches to gauge difficulty.
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Customisable Character and View
Players can select their cut, clothing, and colours before joining a match, personalising their avatar’s appearance. The game supports first‑person view, usable with a VR headset or standard display.
These visual options let players express their style on the field.
- Try different colour combos to stand out in matches.
- Try first‑person view with or without a VR headset to find your comfort.





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