TSoccer-HD
Table football on iPhone and iPad — eight rods, one ball, and as many fingers as you can fit on the glass.
On the App Store since 2009
On the App StoreWhat it is
TSoccer-HD is a foosball table on your device. Eight rods, five men on the midfield, a keeper at each end — and every rod moves on its own. Take as many as your hands can reach: the table follows a finger on each one, so two people can sit either side of an iPad and play a real match on it.
It was the first foosball game on the iPad, published in the App Store's opening weeks in 2010. This is that same game — the original code, still hand-written Objective‑C, brought forward to run properly on today's screens and today's iOS.
New in this version: a second table. On gravity the playfield is dished the way a real one is, so the ball carries its own momentum, rolls back toward the middle when nothing touches it, and only moves because a man hit it. The classic 2010 ball is still there if you want the game exactly as it was.
No accounts, no advertising, no tracking, and nothing collected. Just the table.
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Features
Eight rods, eight fingers
Every rod is worked on its own, and the table tracks a finger on each. Drag a handle, lift your finger, carry on from where you left it.
One player or two
Play the machine, or hand the other side of the table to somebody sitting across from you. Same device, same match.
Two tables
gravity — dished, like a real one. The ball carries its own momentum, rolls back toward the middle, and only moves because a man hit it. Or classic, the 2010 ball that keeps its pace and never settles.
Two opponents
The original 2010 opponent still plays the classic table exactly as it did. Or the new one, which reads the ball off the cushions and gets a rod there first — easy, normal or hard.
Real contact
A round ball against rounded feet, resolved as geometry rather than a table of fixed angles. A moving foot passes its swing to the ball, so a strike is not a bounce — and leaves spin on it.
Out of the way
The buttons in the middle of the table fade while the ball is running, and come back the moment you pause.
Haptics
The ball off a player, the ball off the cushion, and a double pulse for a goal.
Linked or independent
Run a whole side from its keeper's bar with one hand, or work all four rods yourself. Home and visitor are set separately.
Your table, your way
Game by time or by score, four ball speeds, sound on or off, the grass and the bars shown or hidden — and it all keeps between games.
Your own music
Play from your library while you play, and skip a track without leaving the table.
Full statistics
Possession, fastest goal, post hits, goal hits and own goals — with a line for every one of the twenty-two players.
Support
Something not working, or a question about the table? Write to us:
Helpful things to include: your device model, iOS version, and what you were doing when the problem appeared. There are no accounts and no server — everything lives in the app on your device.
- Can't reach a rod: each rod has its own pad down the side of the table. Turn grip on in the options to see where each one can travel.
- Run a side with one hand: options → home or visitor → linked. The keeper's bar then works that whole side.
- Change the table: options → physics switches between gravity and classic.
- Change the opponent: options → system ai cycles classic, easy, normal and hard. The classic opponent plays the classic table; on gravity the predictive one takes over.
- Two players: options → players → 2. The visiting side's pads appear at the other end of the table.
- Fewer fingers than you expected: iPhone hardware tracks five touches at once; iPad tracks eleven. A sixth finger on an iPhone cancels the others, so the game says so on screen when it happens.
Privacy Policy
Effective August 2026 — TSoccer-HD for iOS.
TSoccer-HD collects no data whatsoever.
- Your settings — sound, field and bars, game mode, ball speed, opponent, haptics, grip guides and the two link switches — are stored only on your device, using Apple's standard app storage. They never leave it.
- If you turn music on, the app plays songs from your own library through the system music player, and asks your permission first. It reads only what it needs to show the track and to skip. Nothing about your library leaves your device.
- The app has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no third-party code. It does not request the advertising identifier.
- The app makes no network requests of its own.
- Deleting the app deletes all of its data.
If this policy ever changes, the change will be described here before an updated app is released.