Play Faceball 2000 Online

Versions

Game Info

Cover art of Faceball 2000

4.6 / 5

4 votes

Platform
SNES
Genres
Action · First-Person Shooter
Developers
Xanth Software F/X
Release date
January 1, 1992

Summary

FaceBall 2000 drops you straight into a virtual‑reality‑styled arena on the Super NES, where the screen becomes the floor and the walls. The game’s 3D graphics and first‑person view give the illusion of actually being inside a futuristic sport, while 360° maneuverability lets you spin, dodge and strike from any angle. You can go solo against a handful of quirky computer opponents, or link up with a buddy for head‑to‑head matches that feel like a digital showdown. The quirky premise is simple: blast the grinning mascots that float around the arena and erase their smug smiles – a satisfying way to vent a little competitive frustration. With its blend of retro charm and surprisingly immersive perspective, FaceBall 2000 feels like a hidden gem for anyone who loves a good arcade‑style challenge.

Storyline

In Faceball 2000 you find yourself inside the high‑tech corridors of CyberZone, a labyrinth of treacherous mazes teeming with menacing enemies. Every turn hides a new threat, forcing you to stay on guard as you navigate the neon‑lit passages.
When you step into the Arena, the cheeky slogan “Have a Nice Day” turns into a battle cry for fast‑paced, high‑tech combat. Rounds are quick and brutal, demanding reflexes and precision as you dodge laser fire and return fire with your own arsenal.

Edited by Maya Carter

Game Screenshots

  • Screenshot 1 of Faceball 2000