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Hub Guide: The controls you need to learn first

[PRS] Hub

Professional Roblox Soccer, Playing 90, Rating 85.7%

Creator Professional Roblox Soccer

Playing 90

Rating 85.7%

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Overview

PRS Hub is a competitive soccer league game built around physics and momentum — the ball behaves like a real object, and forcing it rarely works. This guide covers the controls, how to get started, the tournaments you can compete in, and the long-term milestones the game tracks.

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Contents

01 The controls you need to learn first Check 02 Getting registered and finding a team Step 03 Playtime milestones Table 04 Glossary Words 05 Common questions FAQ

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The controls you need to learn first

Check

In short Two controls set PRS apart from most Roblox games, so learn them before anything else.

PRS does not use standard Roblox ball controls. Everything moves through physics and momentum, which means your inputs influence the ball indirectly rather than moving it directly.

Double right-click performs a back movement; tap it twice quickly
Left Control also triggers the back action
Ball interaction work with the ball's existing momentum rather than fighting it

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Getting registered and finding a team

Step

In short Registration unlocks full access, and joining a team is what the competitive side of the game is built around.

PRS is designed around competing against other players as part of a team. Earning the Registered badge means you have full access to the game. From there, finding a team is how you reach the league and tournament play the game centers on.

Register complete the registration process to unlock full game access and earn the Registered badge
Find a team locate a team to join, since competitive matches are built around team play

Playtime milestones

Table

In short Four time-based badges mark your investment in the game, starting at 500 hours and going to 3,000.

The badge descriptions get increasingly blunt the higher you go.

Hours played	Badge name	What the game says
500	500 hours	You seem quite established now
1,000	1000 hours	You seem quite experienced now
3,000	3000 hours	what.

Glossary

Momentum: The carry and inertia on the ball — in PRS, your inputs guide momentum rather than move the ball directly.
Division: One of three ranked league tiers (1, 2, or 3) within the PRS competitive structure.
Registered: A badge that marks full access to the game, earned by completing the registration process.
Contributor: A badge awarded by the developers to players who made a major contribution, such as building game assets or reporting a critical bug — it cannot be earned through normal play.

Common questions

FAQ

Is this game playable for a complete beginner?

PRS describes itself as an incredibly difficult game for new players.

Do I need to join a team to play?

PRS is built around competing as part of a team against other players. The game directs you to find a team and compete.

How do I earn the Contributor badge?

The Contributor badge is given out by the developers, not earned through normal gameplay. It goes to players who made a major contribution such as creating game assets or reporting a significant bug.

Updated Oct 22, 2026
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[PRS] Hub Professional Roblox Soccer, Playing 90, Rating 85.7%

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