Airtime — keepy uppie where the ball flies for real
Airtime is a free football juggling game you play in your browser. Keep the ball off the ground as long as you can with your foot, thigh, chest and head — and play it the way real players do, by being in the right place before the ball comes down.
How to play
- Tap or click just below the ball. Your foot waits there and plays the ball as it drops — you do not have to hit the ball itself.
- Tap a little to one side to send the ball that way with spin.
- The higher the ball, the higher you play it: foot below the knee, thigh up to the waist, chest up to the shoulders, head above that.
- Switch between body parts to build the score multiplier.
- The run ends when the ball hits the ground. Then go again and beat your best.
A juggling game, not a bouncing counter
In many keepy uppie games the ball just bounces back the same way every time. In Airtime it slows in the air, drifts when it spins and never comes down exactly where it went up, so two touches that look the same give two different flights.
Each part of the body plays the ball differently: the chest cushions it, the head strikes it firmly. Mixing them is how juggling is actually taught — and in Airtime it is also how you score big.
Real places, different balls
Every run is played in a real place, and the air there changes how long the ball hangs. You choose the ball too: a stitched one is steady and forgiving, a smooth modern one is livelier and harder to control.
Questions
Is Airtime free?
Yes. Airtime is free to play in your browser; the site you play on shows ads.
Where can I play it?
On Playgama right now. More game sites and the Android and iOS versions are on the way.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes — tap on a phone or tablet, click on a computer.
Do I need an account?
No. Your best score and settings stay on your device.
Which languages does it support?
Ten: English, Ukrainian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Arabic and Hebrew.