Arcade · Highest score wins

Shootout.

A penalty shootout. Seven kicks to take, then seven to save. Every goal you score and every shot you stop is a point, for a score out of fourteen.

Category
Arcade
Scoring
Highest score wins
Duration
Self-paced
Attempts
1 attempt
Modes
Daily + live
No. shootoutArcade
01How it worksSelf-paced · 1 attempt

Shootout is a arcade game built for the short window between meetings. The round is self-paced, with 1 attempt before the score locks. Reflex titles. Fast hands, faster restart. The team-wide leaderboard rebuilds itself daily, so the only thing carrying from yesterday is bragging rights.

  1. 01
    Goal
    Score out of fourteen. Take seven kicks then save seven, banking a point for every goal you score and every shot you stop.
  2. 02
    Taking a kick
    Two taps. The first locks where across the goal as the marker sweeps. The second locks how high as the meter rises.
  3. 03
    The corner
    Stopping the height meter in the green buries a top corner the keeper cannot reach. Too high and it clears the bar for a miss.
  4. 04
    The keeper
    It leans toward spots you keep picking, so move your kicks around. A low shot to the side it dives gets saved.
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Common questions

Is Shootout free to play?+

Every team gets a 30-day free trial with full access to Shootout and the whole game library, no credit card. After that the library stays unlocked on Pro at $39/mo flat for the whole team.

Do I need to download anything to play Shootout?+

No. Shootout runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. The version on Halftime is the full game, with no app to install.

Can my whole team play together?+

Yes. Halftime gives every teammate the same daily game and lines up their scores on a shared leaderboard. Connect Halftime to Slack or Microsoft Teams to drop scores into your channel as they come in.

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