Pocket Broomball for Linux

Pocket Broomball is a video game made for Linux users who want to try the sport of broomball on their computer.

It is the first broomball game in the world and focuses on safety and privacy.

You can play it offline, so you don’t need an internet connection to enjoy the game.

The game includes over 100 real-world broomball teams from leagues around the world.

Some of the leagues featured are the North American Broomball League, Maritime Broomball Association, Penrith Broomball Competition, Ontario League, Italian Broomball League, Swiss Broomball Association, and both the A + B International Women League and International League.

This gives you a chance to play with many authentic teams from different countries.

Besides the teams, there are more than 20 different styled balls to collect.

This adds variety and fun to the game as you try to unlock all the balls while winning the championship.

Pocket Broomball was built using Godot Engine 3, a well-known game development tool that helps create smooth gameplay.

One limitation of the game is that it only works on Linux, so users with other platforms like Windows or macOS cannot play it.

Also, there is no information about multiplayer or online features, and extra game modes are not listed.

If you want to suggest adding a broomball team to the game, you can contact the developer by email at [email protected].

Overall, Pocket Broomball is a safe, offline game for Linux users who want to enjoy broomball with real teams and explore different balls while keeping their privacy protected.