Endacopia Soccer Ball: Reach 100 Points

Use the ball and the KICK line as your cue

1. Start the soccer-ball interaction in Mellow's first room.
2. Watch the moving ball descend toward the white KICK line.
3. Click as it reaches the line or passes just below it.
4. After the opening bounce, maintain the rhythm while continuing to watch the ball.

The documented input is a mouse click. An older Steam discussion answers the keyboard-key question with another timed click. Aim at the ball as a practical starting point: one guide recommends clicking it directly, while a Reddit player reports that clicking elsewhere also works. The exact hit area has not been reproduced on the current build.

First bounce and regular bounce timing

Do not start a repeating rhythm immediately after launching the game. Several players report that the opening bounce takes roughly twice as long as later bounces. Use the first descent to establish the timing, then follow the repeated movement.

Swipe the table sideways to read every column.

These are calibration references. They do not establish a guaranteed interval for every build, frame rate or input device. If a fixed rhythm fails, return to the visible line rather than repeatedly adjusting to somebody else's number.

Reach 100 points for Footwork Master

Steam's achievement description sets the target at 100 soccer points. A score below that does not complete Footwork Master, even if you have learned the basic interaction.

Keep your attention on the ball when the soundtrack changes. Players suggest muting the game if the music pulls them away from the bounce rhythm; that is an optional focus aid, not a gameplay requirement. The achievement playthrough discusses the mismatch between the song and the clicking rhythm.

After a successful run, check Steam for the achievement and save your in-game progress when a save point is available. The playthrough's creator lost unsaved game progress after a later secret encounter while retaining the Steam achievement.

Soccer-ball questions

Do I need a keyboard key to kick?

The documented interaction uses the mouse. The KICK label marks the timing cue; it is not a keyboard binding.

Is 95 BPM guaranteed to work?

No. It is a community rhythm reference. Use it only if it matches the ball in your session, and handle the opening bounce separately.

Do I need 100 points to finish the game?

The hundred-point target belongs to Footwork Master. It is an achievement goal, not a documented requirement for entering the toilet route.