A safe football game for kids
Futbol Island is a free football (soccer) learning game for kids aged 7 to 12, played in the web browser. It teaches positions, passing, tactics and the rules of 7v7, 9v9, 11v11 and futsal in 96 short lessons with quizzes. This guide is for parents, carers and coaches: what the game does and does not do.
Play Futbol IslandWhat parents should know
Free, with no ads
Futbol Island is free to play and shows no advertising. Coins on the island are earned by playing and learning, never bought with real money.
No open chat
There is no free-text chat with other players and no voice chat. Friends in a private party can only use preset emotes, and islanders talk through preset topics a child taps.
No accounts
There is no sign-up. Progress is kept with a save code of football words and a number, made at random, that carries no personal details.
No tracking cookies
The game uses no tracking or advertising cookies and no third-party analytics or advertising tools. It runs its own visit counter, which uses no cookies.
No personal details from children
The game never asks a child for a last name, age, email, photo, school or location. The one exception is the optional Play with friends feature, where a first name is typed when a grown-up starts or joins a party; it is shown only to that party and is never stored.
Grown-ups stay in charge
Play with friends works only after a grown-up check, and a grown-up can switch it off in Settings. Links that leave the game and donations sit behind the same check.
Anonymous totals only
The game counts anonymous usage totals, with no names, to run and improve it. Sponsors who help pay for it only ever see combined totals; nothing is sold, and nothing about one child is shared.
The full detail, including what is kept and for how long, is in the privacy policy. More about who makes the game is on the about page.
Questions parents ask
Is Futbol Island safe for kids?
Futbol Island is built for kids aged 7 to 12: it has no ads, no accounts and no open chat, and it never asks a child for personal details such as a last name, age, email, photo, school or location.
Can my child chat with strangers?
No. There is no free-text chat and no voice chat. Friends in a private party, started by a grown-up and joined by code, can only use preset emotes.
Does my child need an account or an email?
No. Progress is kept with a random save code that carries no personal details. There is no sign-up.
Does Futbol Island collect data?
It counts anonymous usage totals, without names, to run and improve the game and to show sponsors combined totals. It uses no tracking cookies and no third-party analytics or advertising tools. The privacy policy explains what is kept and for how long.
Which privacy rules does it follow?
The privacy policy says the game follows the principles of the US Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and the UK Age Appropriate Design Code.