Bola Social Soccer can be opened in a phone browser, but it is not made for one: this edition is designed for a desktop browser, and the mobile version has not been adapted or tested. There is no app, no APK and no installer for Android or iPhone. This guide tells you honestly what does adapt to small screens, what the touch controls in a match look like, why portrait and landscape matter and how to report a problem from your phone.
Here is the game: open it in your browser and create a free account of your own. For a comfortable game, use a computer; on a phone, treat it as an experiment.
Run your soccer club: build the squad, upgrade your stadium and compete in tournaments. It plays in the browser and your club is saved to your account.
In beta: parts of the game are still missing and errors may appear.
You can open it in a phone browser, but it is not designed for that. Bola Social Soccer is made for a desktop browser, and the phone experience has not been adapted or tested, so we cannot promise that it runs smoothly or that every club-management screen is comfortable to use.
We have no tests on real Android phones or iPhones, so we cannot tell you how fluid it is. For a good experience, we recommend a computer.
No. There is no app, no APK and no installer: the only way in is the web page at bola.fbgamesweb.com. You will not find the FB Games edition of Bola Social Soccer in Google Play or the App Store.
A similarly named product does exist: Disney Bola Soccer (Disney Bola Football in some regions), a free iOS and Android game that Disney put out on July 3, 2014 to bring the Facebook game to phones. It is a separate product with no relationship to this edition, and we cannot say whether it can still be found in the stores.
The stage rescales to the size of your browser window, so the game fills a phone or tablet screen. On a narrow portrait screen, however, it looks small.
On narrow screens, the tools from the top bar, such as play, how to play, support, chat and invite friends, move into the account menu, so open that menu if you cannot find one of them.
On touchscreens the match shows an on-screen stick and three buttons: A, S and a button to switch players. They stand in for the keyboard keys used on a computer.
This was checked only in automated tests with a simulated tablet, not on a real device. The management screens in the city are built around mouse clicks, and we have no tests of how they feel under a finger.
On a narrow vertical screen the game looks small, because the stage rescales to fit the window. Landscape gives it more room, and the site is set up for landscape orientation, so turn your phone sideways before you play a match.
If the game still feels cramped, look for the full-screen button. We cannot promise it will be comfortable on every phone.
A computer is the way the game is made to be played: a desktop browser, the keyboard for matches and a big screen for the management screens.
A large tablet may give you more room than a phone, but the touch controls have only been checked on a simulated tablet, so we cannot promise anything about real use.
Yes. Your club is saved on the server, tied to your account and not to the device. Log in with the same username and password on another device and you carry on from where you left off.
If a screen turns out to be awkward on the phone, you can switch to a computer without losing anything, because it is the same club.
Open the Support and tickets menu from the account menu and create a ticket in the game error category. You need to be logged in to do it.
Attach a screenshot (PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 1 MB) and mention your phone model, the browser you used and whether you were in portrait or landscape. That is the information that helps most.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
You can open it in an Android browser, but Bola Social Soccer is designed for a desktop browser and the mobile version has not been adapted or tested. We cannot promise it runs smoothly, and for a good experience we recommend a computer.
The same applies on iPhone. Bola Social Soccer is designed for a desktop browser, and we have no real-use tests on an iPhone, so we cannot tell you how fluid it is. If you try it, turn the phone to landscape and report any problems with a ticket.
No. Bola Social Soccer from FB Games has no app, no APK and no installer; the only way in is the web page at bola.fbgamesweb.com. Any APK or app using the name Bola Social Soccer that you find elsewhere does not come from this edition.
No. Disney Bola Soccer, called Disney Bola Football in some regions, was released by Disney on July 3, 2014 as a free iOS and Android game. It is a separate product with no relationship to this Bola Social Soccer browser edition, and we cannot confirm whether it is still available.
On touchscreens the match of Bola Social Soccer shows a stick and the A, S and switch-player buttons. They have only been checked in automated tests with a simulated tablet, not on a real device, and the city screens are built around mouse clicks.
Landscape. On a narrow vertical screen the stage looks small, while the Bola Social Soccer site is set up for landscape orientation, so turn the phone sideways before a match. The full-screen button can also help make the game fill the screen.
Yes. Your Bola Social Soccer club is saved on the server and tied to your username and password, not to a device. Log in on the other device and you carry on with the same club, Bollars, fans and level, with nothing to transfer or install.
We do not know from real use. A large tablet may give Bola Social Soccer more room than a phone, but its touch controls have only been checked in automated tests with a simulated tablet. A computer remains the recommended way to play.
Open the Support and tickets menu in Bola Social Soccer, create a ticket in the game error category and attach a screenshot. Mention your phone model, your browser and whether you were in portrait or landscape. If you cannot log in on the phone, try a computer.
Yes, playing Bola Social Soccer on FB Games is free on any device. You only need an account made of a username, a club name, a country and a password. There is no store listing, no app purchase and no APK to download.
Brand notice: Bola Social Soccer is an original game by Three Melons. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc.; Disney, Android, iPhone, iOS, Google Play and App Store are trademarks of their respective owners and are named only for context. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Three Melons, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.