Explore Futbol Island. Learn the game.

A free football game made for kids.

Walk across the 7v7 pitch while a match is played around you, ride a bike up the ramp to the rooftop futsal court, fly along the shore of Summit Isle, then blast up and parachute down over the island.
One afternoon on Futbol Island: dribble across the town square, scooter along the causeway road, fly a jetpack over the town, ride the zipline to Coral Cay, swim with the rays and explore a reef underwater.

A whole island to play in.

Dribble, ride, fly, zip and dive.

See it in action

Short clips straight from the island, each with a football idea inside.

Wait for the bite, spin the reel and land a mackerel at the beach fishing spot.

Cast a line and fill the Fishbook: every sea animal you catch links to a real club, team or football story.

Swim through a reef grotto past an old goal and find a starfish on the sea floor.

Dive the reefs to an open treasure chest with a football inside and a mini lesson about a real football fact.

Open a mystery card, Lamine Yamal flies into the binder, then the binder pages turn through the wingers.

Earn a mystery player card, watch it fly into the binder, then flip pages of stars and greats by position.

On the Summit Isle pitch, sneak up on a ladybug, swing the net and catch the Goalie Ladybug, whose card tells a true goalkeeping story.

Swing the Bug Squad net: every bug you catch plays one position, like the Goalie Ladybug, and brings a true football story.

Three island jobs: set a cone on its mark, paint the faded centre circle, then watch an offside replay and keep the flag down.

Job boards offer short jobs that pay coins: set out the cones, paint the centre circle or flag the offside.

Zoom onto the plaza vending machine, buy an all-time greats pack and reveal a Marta card.

Spend coins earned by playing and learning at the vending machines, where every card in a pack carries a football lesson.

Walk through the football museum to a case and see the throw-in and the Ballon d’Or up close.

Walk the History Museum from 1863 to VAR and see where offside, the penalty kick and throw-ins came from.

Two friends meet on the island, wave hello and high-five.

A grown-up starts a private party, and friends join by code to call for the ball and celebrate like a team.

Launch the ball and flip away on the arcade’s football pinball table as the score climbs.

Play football pinball in the Arcade: aim the flippers, time each shot at goal and score points.

Turn the pages of a pop-up story book about a footballer growing up far from home.

Pop-up books, read aloud, tell true stories of footballers who kept going, and a book check links each story to a lesson.

Walk up to Mr. Okafor, ask for a quick challenge and choose the kind answer.

Walk up to an islander and tap Talk to hear coaches, fans and players share football stories, with no typing.

Learn the game

Short lessons and quizzes show real football ideas on a moving pitch.

The Paths map, a painted story film, a lesson playing on a tilted pitch and a quiz answered on the pitch.
  • Paths, lessons and quizzes
  • Story films and books
  • A football museum

Explore the island

Every corner hides a football idea to find.

Swim round a sunken pitch on the reef, kick a ball at a soccer-wall target to find a hidden ball, then kick one at a mango tree on Summit Isle to drop another and open its mini lesson.
  • 116 hidden balls to find
  • Each ball, a mini lesson
  • Swim and dive the reef

Fuel up like a footballer.

Snacks from the Konbini (convenience store) refill your energy and teach food tips.

Walk up to the Konbini on Island Square and step inside, stroll past the shelves, then buy a bottle of water and drink it for +25 fuel and a salmon onigiri and eat it for +50 fuel; a banana from the island pocket fills the fuel bar to 100.
  • Eat to refill your fuel
  • Water comes first
  • Tips from real sources

Play with friends

Private parties by code. Same island, no chat, just football calls.

A grown-up answers a times-table question before online play is switched on.

Play with a friend in 3 steps

  1. Step 1: A grown-up taps Play with friends and passes the grown-up check.

  2. Step 2: Type your first name, start a party and share the 6-character code or link.

  3. Step 3: Your friend taps Join friends, types the code and their first name, and appears on your island.

Grown-ups stay in charge: a grown-up check comes first, and Settings can switch it off.

  • Private code only
  • Football calls, no chat
  • Own kits and names

Even more to explore

Watch a play unfold on the lesson pitch, then answer the quiz and see why the right run works.

Stories, lessons and quizzes that teach real football ideas.

Dribble, pass and score in Island Strikers, the arcade’s five-a-side football game.

Arcade games that train aiming, timing and finishing.

Watch a seven-a-side beach match where the keeper dives to save a shot and the rebound is tucked in.

Beach matches show how the game changes on sand.

Design a jersey in the studio, paint it, put your name and number on the back, then wear it around town.

Paint your kit, pick a name and number, and wear it.

Scroll the Fishbook, where every sea animal links to a real club story, then open a two eras card pack.

Collect fish facts and football cards as you explore.

Two friends in a party wave, dance, high-five and cheer together on the town square.

Meet friends in a party and celebrate together.

Safe for kids

Free, with no ads, no chat and no accounts.

Get a secret save code made of three football words and a number to keep your island safe.
  • Free, no ads
  • No chat
  • A save code, not an account

About

Futbol Island is built in partnership with White Sports Ventures, founded by former U.S. Men’s National Team player Jeremiah White III. White Sports Ventures works to make soccer clearer and fairer for families, clubs and players, so that access never depends on insider knowledge.

Questions grown-ups ask

Is Futbol Island free?

Yes. It is free to play, and there is nothing to buy. The island's coins are earned by playing and learning, never bought with real money. Donations to local non-profits are optional and sit behind a grown-up check.

Are there ads?

No. The game shows no advertising, and it uses its own visit counter with no cookies and no third-party analytics.

Can my child chat with other people?

No. There is no free text chat and no voice chat. Islanders are part of the game and talk through preset topics a child taps. Play with friends uses preset football calls and emotes only.

Does my child need an account?

No. Each player gets a save code of three football words and a number instead. The code is made at random and carries no personal details. Typing it on another device loads the same island.

Can strangers join, or can kids message each other?

Parties are private and join by code only: there are no public lobbies, matchmaking or friend lists. A code takes new friends for 8 hours, and the host can make a new code or remove someone at any time. There is no chat; friends use preset football calls and emotes.

Ready for the island?

Free, with no ads and no chat.