Call The Shots Arcade Game Demo by 2nd Floor Labs

Call The Shots Overview

Call The Shots is a football-themed arcade game by 2nd Floor Labs built around bouncing shots. Its pitch combines walls, rotating paddles and collectible trophies, with scoring zones at the net. The ball must finish in the net to apply its listed goal-zone value. RTP is 96.5% across all modes; Empty Net Shootout offers a maximum of 20,000x the bet through Perfect Centre.

Call The Shots Specifications

Call The Shots publishes the same theoretical return across all modes, so none offers a higher RTP. Equal returns do not mean equal risk. Each maximum win requires the stated outcome. RTP describes results over many rounds, not a promised return during a short session.

Call The Shots Gameplay and Features

How a Round Plays Out

1. Choose a starting lane and inspect the walls.
2. Pull back, then release the ball.
3. The ball encounters scoring objects and finishing zones.

In Call The Shots, dragging sets direction and power for the rebound path and first bounce.

What You Control

Call The Shots offers left, centre or right launch spots in Base Mode. Amount sets the bet, while Bonus opens the paid options for confirmation. After release, the shot travels through walls, paddles, trophies and goal zones. These controls define the shot setup, without establishing any improvement in return.

Landing Zones and Multipliers

Call The Shots starts the reward at 1x. Listed values multiply the live reward unless marked fixed. Finishing in the net applies its goal-zone value; danger zones can reduce or end play.

Bonus Options

Call The Shots changes the field and boosts, not RTP: Playmaker Bonus offers SPR speed, CAN power shots and CAP multiplier gains; Red Card Advantage removes a chosen highlighted defender; Empty Net Shootout removes defenders and goalkeeper for a side-wall rebound into goal. Playmaker Bonus trophies multiply the reward.

Call The Shots Review

You can try the Call The Shots demo with play money. Call The Shots gives its trophy collection and paid modes a meaningful place alongside the rebound action. Its published win ceilings provide clear targets rather than leaving the upper rewards undefined. Playmaker Bonus and Red Card Advantage also introduce distinct changes to the field.

The main trade-off in Call The Shots concerns its paid options: higher costs bring different setups and higher ceilings, but no improvement in published return. Empty Net Shootout removes the opposition without changing that return. Its maximum-win target therefore needs careful separation from the value of activating the mode.

Call The Shots suits readers who want rebound action with collectible rewards and clearly differentiated paid setups. Its trophy routes and defender removal give those options substance. The shared return keeps the assessment measured: Call The Shots offers meaningful variety, but its dearer modes do not offer better theoretical returns.

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