# Play Modes

<mark style="color:yellow;">**STG Football's primary game mode is Quick Match 4v4, where a team of four players competes against another team of four players. Players can queue up solo or join with up to three friends.**</mark><br>

For those seeking a greater challenge, <mark style="color:yellow;">**Ranked**</mark> mode offers a chance to compete at the highest levels and earn prizes for achieving top ranks. The ultimate goal is to attain the coveted <mark style="color:yellow;">**"GOAT"**</mark> (Greatest of all-time) rank by facing off against the best players.

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Practice modes serve as a platform to learn the game, familiarize oneself with various positions, hone teamwork skills, and experiment with strategies, techniques, and SuperStars from one's collection.\
\ <mark style="color:yellow;">**Types of practice Modes:**</mark>

* Practice 1 means you play as the only human with all-CPU teammates against an all-CPU opponent team.
* Practice 2 means you play with another human (and otherwise-CPU teammates) against an all-CPU opponent team.
* Practice 3 means you play with two other humans on your team
* Practice 4 means 4 humans on your team. In both cases against an all-CPU opponent team.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**You CAN queue with friends, or alone, for all these modes.**</mark>

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