Every quick question, answered and dated

Strikers Club is a free-to-play, physics-based multiplayer football game by Oddshot Games, released into Steam Early Access on July 17, 2026. Every player on the pitch is a real person: you control one footballer and dribble, pass, tackle, and shoot with no scripted assists and no RNG.

Yes. The developer says it is free to play and always will be. Monetization is limited to cosmetics and supporter packs, and cosmetic items can also be earned through gameplay and events. The official FAQ rules out pay-to-win outright.

PC via Steam only. The official FAQ says console versions may be explored in the future depending on demand and development resources. There is no PS5, Xbox, Switch, Mac, or mobile version as of July 19, 2026.

There is nothing to cross yet: the game exists only on PC via Steam, so all players are already in one pool. Crossplay would only become a question if console versions are made later.

Yes, with caveats. The Steam store page lists partial Xbox controller support and full listings for PS4 and PS5 controllers including Bluetooth, alongside keyboard and mouse. No input method is marked as preferred.

Formats run from 1v1 duels up to full 11v11, with 5v5 as the core quickplay size. Every player in a match is a human being, including the goalkeeper.

Goalkeeper is a dedicated position you pick at the start of a match, with its own extra set of mechanics for saves. The developer notes you can even run up the pitch to join attacks. Early reviews consistently praise goalkeeping as one of the most fun parts of the game.

Not a traditional visible ranked ladder that we can verify in the current Early Access build. The July 7 patch (v0.79.0) added skill-based matchmaking, and the official site pitches clubs and competitive ranks as part of the long-term vision. We will update this answer when a ranked ladder ships.

Minimum per the Steam page: 64-bit Windows 10, Intel i5 class CPU, 8 GB RAM, GTX 1650 or RX 570, DirectX 11, broadband, 2 GB storage. Recommended: Windows 11, i7 class CPU, 16 GB RAM, RTX 3060 or RX 6600. Community reviews report the game leans on the CPU in busy matches.

No. There is no code redemption system in the current build and no official codes have been published. Cosmetics come from the store, gameplay, and events. Treat any site listing Strikers Club codes today as fake.

Oddshot Games, a small Belgian studio (Oddshot Games bv). The game ran public playtests through spring 2026, a two-week open demo in June, and entered Early Access on July 17, 2026.

No. Strikers Club Wiki is an unofficial, fan-made site. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Oddshot Games. Strikers Club is a trademark of Oddshot Games. For official news, use the Steam page and the official Discord.