Protagonist Headmaster found himself at a football skills training session. He will have to play football and defeat the Guardian, proving his own professional suitability. However, in fact, the main character is in prison, and not in training. And instead of honing his header skills, he just needs to run away. The Guardian turns out to be some kind of machine, created by crazy football fans, keeping the protagonist locked up and having fun experimenting on him. This is why the gameplay quickly becomes frantic.

Headmaster starts with fairly simple levels. A goal will be placed in front of the player, with target signs on and next to it. A dummy standing nearby will teach you how to properly fight them off. Then they will start shooting balls at the hero, which should be hit with his head into the target and the goal. For attempting to do this with your hands, points are deducted from the total score. The goal is simple – to score a certain number of points in order to move on. However, just a couple of levels ahead and conditions begin to change rapidly.

First, conditions change. Hit not into the goal, but into dummies or more tricky targets. To hit not a regular ball, but one with blades or darts wrapped around it. Then the character will be given a helmet and head bowling will begin, followed by beer pong according to the same principle. And so on for 40 stages. And between them and in the process, a kind of ironic plot will develop about mad scientists and an educational camp for great athletes.