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Bent FC: Tournament Edition

Bent FC: Tournament Edition

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Bribe a whole nation into a tournament it has no business attending.

The sequel to Bent FC, and a bigger job than the first one. You are the general secretary of a small football federation and its team manager at the same time, which means you do both halves of the corruption yourself. During matches you draw the ball: aim a pass, a shot or a run and live with where it goes. Between them you run the federation, buying, bribing, naturalising, blackmailing and laundering your nation through qualifying into a tournament it has no business being at. The minigames are the bent part made literal, an envelope, a ballot, a shredder, a shaker, a dossier, each one a small deniable act with its own way of going wrong.

In development

Screenshots //

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Dev log //

Started 9 August 2026 and immediately the densest commit rate here, because the sequel inherited a working match engine. Most of the work is the federation layer and its minigames: the envelope, the ballot, the shredder, the dossier.

Commits
110
Days w/ changes
10
Started
09 AUG 2026
  • Get the verb and the odds chip off the goalmouth
  • The market, the squad and the hub, on the theme
  • The suspended match remembers whose career it is
  • Fast set green at 40 suites: two missing schemas, two unbound suites
  • The clock tick check needed a possession that lasts
  • Finish 6 and 7: the qualification table, the bracket, the trophy
  • Forty-eight nations, so qualification can exclude somebody
  • Drop a stray .uid the deleted rival-cost probe left behind
  • Get the pre-push hook back under its budget, honestly this time
  • Replace CI with a pre-push hook

The 10 most recent changes worth reading, out of 110 commits.

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