Goalbound Guide: How To Master Dribbling

Master the art of Goalbound dribbling to enhance your gameplay and outplay opponents in every match. Let’s learn.

Dribbling is a key gameplay mechanic in Goalbound (Image via Go | Roblox) — Dribbling is a key gameplay mechanic in Goalbound (Image via Roblox Corporation)

If you’re into sports games, particularly soccer ones, then Goalbound is a good match for you. The popular manga and anime series Blue Lock inspires the game. Being a soccer game, one of the key gameplay mechanics is dribbling. This move allows you to create space for yourself and score. This article will guide you on how to master dribbling in Goalbound.

How To Master Goalbound Dribbling

First things first, to dribble in Goalbound, you have to press “Q.” Dribbling is an essential part of your gameplay, as it will help you evade tackles and get past defenders.

Use Tackles: Aside from pressing Q, you can combine it with other gameplay mechanics. For example, you can kick the ball, press “E” (tackle), and then press “Q.” This will instantly get you ahead of the defender and give you control of the ball.
Use Dash: In the same manner, you can also use the Dash mechanic in the game to combine with your dribbling. To dash, press “F.” This will give you a brief speed boost. Kick the ball, press “F,” and then press “Q” to regain control of the ball.
Use Feints: Another gameplay mechanic to dribble effectively is using feints. To feint, press LMB and RMB. Using feints will make your character perform a fake shot. This has a 6-second cooldown, so use it wisely, as you cannot spam it continuously.

Which Style Is Best for Dribbling?

If you’re wondering which Style is best for dribbling, while it may come down to personal preference, we recommend the Bachira Style, an Epic-tier Style (16% reroll chance). The Bachira Style features three normal moves and one ultimate, making it ideal for dribbling.

The Bachira Style in Goalbound has the following normal moves:

Monster Flick (Requires ball): Performs a flick and quickly moves forward, allowing for agile dribbling past defenders.
Bae Shooting: Jumps and shoots the ball, useful for transitioning from dribbling to a quick shot.
Free Touch (Requires ball): The player sidesteps to the right and dashes forward, making the ball immune to steals during the move.

The ultimate (Awakened) move is Monster Trance (G):