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Extreme Soccer 9M Interactive — Studio Context

Developer of Extreme Soccer on Steam and the Extreme Football mobile sibling — facts, contacts, and product map.

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9M Interactive Studio Profile

9M Interactive is the developer and publisher listed on Steam for Extreme Soccer (AppID 1477730) — a physics-led 3v3 online street soccer title that entered Early Access on February 4, 2021, earned Mixed user reviews around 64% positive, and had purchase disabled on December 17, 2021 while existing owners retain library launch access. The same studio brand also produced Extreme Football, a mobile street-soccer sibling commonly packaged as com.ninemgames.football, with touch controls, unlockable characters, and club-oriented loops.

This page is a studio profile for wiki navigation, not corporate gossip. It links verified products, support paths, and timeline anchors. It does not invent acquisition drama, unreleased MMO spinoffs, or executive scandal narratives beyond what primary sources support. For gameplay, leave this hub and read Guides. For ownership, read Steam Status.

Studio role in the Extreme Soccer wiki

Every major page on this fan site assumes the same developer facts:

FactDetail
Developer / publisher (Steam)9M Interactive
Steam productExtreme Soccer — AppID 1477730
LaunchFebruary 4, 2021 (Early Access same day)
FormatOnline 3v3 street soccer / futsal-style
Roster at EAFive playable characters with unique abilities
Controller supportFull controller support listed on Steam
AchievementsTwelve Steam achievements
Review snapshotMixed, ~64% positive (small sample)
Purchase todayDisabled since Dec 17, 2021
Owner launchYes — library copies still start

When store text, achievements, and owner experience disagree, treat your Steam client plus [email protected] as escalation paths — linked from the Wiki Hub.

Product map: two siblings, one design language

Extreme Soccer (Steam PC)

The primary subject of this wiki. Marketed features at EA launch:

  • Compact enclosed court with legal wall play and assisted team passing.
  • Five character kits with special abilities — no verified post-delist roster expansion.
  • Outfit / gear customization layer.
  • Online multiplayer aimed at party play and matchmaking — population varies today.

Delist turned Extreme Soccer into an owners’ archive sport rather than a growing live service. Deep coverage: Guides Hub, Players Hub, Review Hub, Development History.

Extreme Football (mobile)

Same studio family, different SKU and business rules:

  • Android package com.ninemgames.football; iOS listings may appear under separate store entries.
  • Touch control grammar: virtual joystick plus multifunctional action button.
  • Marketing emphasized 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 bursts, unlockable athletes, skins, clubs, ranks.
  • Free-to-play framing contrasted with Steam’s paid Early Access entry — a monetization tension explored on Monetization Review.

Third-party mirrors such as QooApp later marked Extreme Football no longer in operation, with last visible activity around December 15, 2022. Mobile inactive status does not remove Steam copies from owner libraries. Compare carefully on Extreme Football Comparison.

Public development cadence

Early Access questionnaire language promised:

  • More characters and outfits toward a full version around 3Q 2021.
  • Continued online refinement and community contact (Discord / in-game).
  • A price increase after Early Access graduation.

Public outcomes diverged:

  • No celebrated 1.0 full release with expanded roster before purchase disabled.
  • Steam news hub quiet for years after delist signals.
  • Mixed reviews citing content thinness, monetization friction, and sparse multiplayer.

Timeline detail: Development History. Editorial synthesis: Review Hub. This wiki documents outcomes; it does not speculate about internal studio pivots without sources.

Support and official contact

For account, crash, or ownership issues related to Extreme Soccer:

  • Email: [email protected] (also referenced on Steam store materials).
  • Steam community / discussions: URLs collected on Wiki Hub.
  • Fan wiki: not affiliated with 9M Interactive — verify critical facts on primary pages before charging back or reinstalling.

This site will not publish unofficial key marketplaces or script exploit hubs.

IP crossovers and marketing flavor

9M Interactive marketing — especially around mobile — sometimes leveraged animation crossover personalities (La Team names like Samy, Greg, Ines, Louna, Joey appear in community memory). Steam roster documentation on this wiki stays mechanics-first with Character Slot 1–5 honesty — see La Team Crossover — because PC name cards are not consistently mirrored in public archives.

Crossover hype ages; physics 3v3 remains the durable Steam identity.

How this wiki uses studio context responsibly

  • Primary coverage: Extreme Soccer Steam systems — guides, controls, players, tools, updates, review.
  • Secondary coverage: Extreme Football as comparison and video reference only.
  • No invented codes for either product.
  • No fake YouTube IDs on embed pages.
  • Facts centralized so gameplay pages avoid repeating delist disclaimers — anchor here and on Steam Status.

Who should bookmark this page

  • Owners confirming developer contact after reinstall or achievement sync issues.
  • Researchers mapping Steam delist versus mobile sunset timelines.
  • Friends arguing whether mobile trailers represent the PC SKU (they do not — read Extreme Football Comparison).
  • Returning players asking if 9M Interactive resumed active Steam updates (store-side signals say no — treat EA scope as final).

9M Interactive built a recognizable street-soccer micro-franchise — Steam Extreme Soccer for physics party play, Extreme Football for touch-first mobile loops — then stepped back from public growth while owners kept the PC court in their libraries. This page keeps the studio facts straight so the rest of the wiki can teach the sport.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Who developed Extreme Soccer?

9M Interactive is listed as developer and publisher on Steam for Extreme Soccer (AppID 1477730).

How do I contact 9M Interactive support?

Use [email protected] for account or technical issues, alongside official Steam community links on the Wiki Hub.

Is Extreme Football the same company?

Yes — Extreme Football is a mobile street-soccer sibling from 9M Interactive (com.ninemgames.football), not the Steam SKU.

Is 9M Interactive still updating Extreme Soccer?

Public Steam signals indicate years without developer news updates. Treat the Early Access feature set as the stable scope.

Why mention La Team on a studio page?

Crossover marketing tied animation characters to the broader 9M street-soccer brand. Steam mechanics are documented separately on the La Team roster page.

Where should I go after this profile?

Read Steam Status and Development History for timeline facts, then Guides if you plan to play tonight.