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About A Small World Cup 2

A Small World Cup 2 is a one-on-one ragdoll football game by Rujo Games, the studio that made the first A Small World Cup and Sling World Cup. It launched on Poki in June 2026. Each side is a single floppy player, and the physics are deliberately wobbly. Around those matches sits a card-collecting layer: you open packs, build up a roster of real-world-style players and unlock new teams and tournaments as you go.

How to play

• Aim: click and hold (or press and hold on a touch screen).
• Shoot: release to kick.

The settings add a one-touch control option, a match length setting, vibration and a graphics quality switch. Phones, tablets and computers are all supported. The game can be played alone against the computer or by two people on one device; the local mode lets you pick national teams or clubs.

Single-player matches have four difficulty levels: easy, normal, hard and legend. Legend stays locked until you win in hard mode.

Cups, teams and cards

The game's cup table lists ten tournaments: World Cup 2026, Club Champions 2026, Mini Nations Cup 2026, Mini Clubs Cup 2026, Universal Cup, America Cup, Europe Cup, Africa Cup, Club Italy Cup and Club England Cup. A full run can take you through a qualification match, a round of thirty-two, a round of sixteen, the quarter finals, the semi finals and the final.

The team list holds roughly seventy national sides and eighty-five clubs, and Poki counts more than 280 player cards to collect. Cards come from packs, which come in three sizes:

Pack	Contents
Base Pack	one player
Rare Pack	two or three players
Top Pack	four to six players

You earn rewards for each match, for cups, for taking part, and once a day, with options to claim triple or reroll what you were offered. Coins buy packs in the shop. A cup or team stays locked until you own players for it, so new cards are what open up the rest of the game. Teams have home and away kits.

The deck screen tracks each player you own with games played, wins, goals scored, goals conceded and cups won, and a trophy cabinet records your titles. After a goal you can view, save or share a replay.

Tips

• Do not rush the release. Holding gives you time to line up the kick before you let go.
• Collect the daily reward every time you play; new cards from packs are what unlock more cups and teams.
• Beat hard mode to open legend difficulty if you want a tougher computer opponent.
• Try one-touch control in the settings if the hold-and-release scheme feels awkward on a phone.