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• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2020

  Everything apart from the matches is superb, best FM ever. The match engine is fundamentally broken - too easy to split a defence open with a long ball resulting in a one-on-one, so SI nerfed the conversion rates of one-on-one chances to keep scorelines acceptable. The result however, is that your world class striker misses 2-5 easy chances every game. Wingers do not square the ball for strikers, instead preferring to shoot from obscenely acute angles rather than play the ball across the box. Half the crowd is a repeated man in an orange jumper. This may sound minor but it's really immersion breaking once you notice it. You can be a team that plays in blue, and yet over 50% of the crowd are dressed in orange. It diminishes the match experience and detracts from the game as a whole. It's crap like this, broken for 2 months now, I've bought every game in this series since the year 2000, I pre-order every year (literally the only game I will do so with) and said I'll continue to do so until I get burned. Well, SI Games, you've broken me at last. The 'Bugs' section of your forum is littered with these issues that are "under review", well you can consider my purchase of FM 2021 in the same category. Edit: I played a bunch more because apparently I'm a masochist. The match engine is total cack and has regressed massively since FM 2017. Don't waste your money - take up a more enjoyable pastime such as jamming needles in your eyes, you'll thank me for it.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2019

  I love football manager and I genuinely regret buying this game. The match engine has been broken for weeks, despite two updates and promises that it will be sorted. This is a football management game where the strikers can't score one on ones, which therefore renders all counter attacking football as useless. I've been a huge fan of the series for a decade but this is the worst one I've ever played. Don't buy it - stick to FM19.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 24, 2020

  This game (and the games before it) converted me into a football fan, and I had barely any appreciation of sports before that point. Football Manager is, in gaming terms, like a grand strategy RPG. You have the grand strategy element of heaps and heaps of numbers going up and down and the initial confusion of understanding what any of them mean, as well as being able to play for 400 hours (like I have) and realise you understand absolutely nothing about the game, and still having that creeping feeling that you really don't know what you're doing. The RPG element comes from your players. Each of your players has their own wants and needs, and you have to balance your match day squad as best as possible. It's not just a case of "who's best at what" (although sometimes it can be) - you might need to settle a disgruntled player, or give one of your younger players a chance to shine and get some experience in the first team. It's hard to show what the appeal of the FM series is unless you really sink your teeth into it. I can honestly say I get ridiculously immersed in this game. You experience the highs and lows of your labour, cringing when your team has an awful defeat and cheering when they do well. Were you responsible? Was it just RNG? Who knows, but it's fun, isn't it? Trying to work out what's actually you and what is just smoke and mirrors is part of the fun. What I'm trying to say is, even if you're not a fan of football and sport, if you have an interest in grand strategy or complex RPGs you may just appreciate the incredibly diverse and immersive game that has the potential to grab you here. For me, players like Alessandro Rossi, Hendrick Weydandt and Luismi are burned into my brain, and I've gotten a brand new appreciation for the complexity and nuance that the sport of football has. This IS the beautiful game, but not as you know it.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2020

  I think there's a lot more to come from you and I completely believe you've got what it takes.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 11, 2020

  Fotball manager is always solid fun. Developing a club is such a rewarding thing. I do wish that they would not release a new game every year. More development would benefit the gaming experience. A rooster update every year would satisfy more players.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 7, 2020

  Last night I calculated my Football Manager playtime since I first purchased FM2013. It was 5,929.7 hours. So now I finally feel qualified to review it. It's alright yeah.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2020

  Not just a game.... a lifestyle choice
• gamedeal user

  Jan 25, 2020

  i would cut my dick off for an american football equivalent to this game, its everything i've ever wanted as a hardcore sports fan. i didnt know a damn thing about football when i bought this but ive been learning slowly but surely. so much fun and i only have like 26 hours rn.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2019

  Manchester United currrently at 8th position in my game. 10/10 realistic simulation.
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2020

  What. A. Game. Saved me from playing FIFA 20.