Numero 10

Numero 10 is a video game in the sports genre developed by D&L Research and published by France Image Logiciel originally released in 1987. It is currently playable on DOS.

Numero 10 refers to the jersey number of French soccer star (and later UEFA president) Michel Platini, who has his own soccer game here. Except for Platini's name and image on the title screen, there are no real teams or players. The game only includes individual matches with a blue and a black team that can be named beforehand. A match can be played by one or two players and there is also a demo mode where the computer plays against itself. When playing alone, keyboard controls are available, but in two-player mode joysticks are required for both players. The difficulty can be selected from first to third division. It is also possible to choose the length of the game, five or fifteen minutes per time.

The game uses a side-scrolling view similar to Commodore's International Soccer. In addition to the four movement buttons, a single action button is used to play. This button is used for passing, shooting and facing. Passing the ball will direct the ball to the nearest teammate, while shooting while standing still will produce a high shot, while running will produce a lower shot. If not in possession of the ball, the player closest to the ball is the one under control. When the ball is within six meters of the goal it is possible to take control of the goalkeeper and the action button causes him to attempt a save.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.