Soccer Kid Collection

Soccer Kid Collection Kicks Off Its Retro Platforming Comeback This June

Soccer Kid Collection Brings the 1993 Classic Platformer to Modern Consoles and PC on June 18

QuByte Interactive has confirmed that Soccer Kid Collection will launch on June 18 for Windows PC via Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. The new release serves as a definitive edition of the 1993 platforming classic originally developed by Krisalis Software.

Soccer Kid Collection revives a memorable 16-bit adventure where football skills become the hero’s greatest weapon. Instead of traditional platformer combat, players use a soccer ball to attack enemies, solve challenges, and explore colorful levels inspired by locations around the world.

The story follows Soccer Kid, a young hero tasked with recovering the world’s most famous trophy after it is stolen and shattered. His journey takes him from the streets of England to several international destinations, each filled with themed stages, hidden areas, unusual enemies, and platforming challenges.

What makes Soccer Kid stand out is its ball-based gameplay. Players must dribble, kick, head, volley, and even perform bicycle kicks to defeat opponents and move through obstacles. Keeping control of the ball is essential, whether using it for close-range attacks or launching it across the screen for a powerful strike.

This collection includes both the SNES and MS-DOS versions of the original game, giving retro fans a chance to experience two classic editions in one package. The release also adds modern features designed to make the game more accessible, including save states that allow players to continue without losing progress.

For those who enjoy retro presentation, Soccer Kid Collection includes CRT-style visual filters and multiple screen aspect ratio options. Players can customize the look of the game to match the feel of classic displays or enjoy a cleaner modern presentation.

The package also features a historical gallery with digital versions of original boxes, manuals, and vintage advertisements, making it a nostalgic release for collectors and longtime fans of 1990s platformers.

With its mix of sports-inspired mechanics, global adventure, retro visuals, and modern quality-of-life features, Soccer Kid Collection aims to introduce a cult classic to a new generation while giving returning players a polished way to revisit the game. The collection arrives June 18 across PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation platforms.