Key takeaways The real transfer market is much more complex than in Football Manager FM’s database is credible and used by professionals for scouting FM’s tactical engine teaches principles, but lacks pedagogy and assimilation time Media interactions remain the weakest point of the simulation compared to reality Real team management involves human stakes impossible to … Read more
To Remember A solo developer launches a spin-off focused on the youth team and training. The project relies on the legacy of Football Manager and the advances of FM26 under Unity. The gameplay loop centers on detection, education, and development of young talents. A sports simulation dedicated to ethics, data, and academy pedagogy. AI tools … Read more
Key Takeaways Football Manager 26 on PS5 maintains a dense football simulation but suffers from a confusing interface and gameplay poorly adapted for the controller. Match graphics below par and stuttering during highlights hinder the user experience. The switch to the Unity engine brings bugs and occasional crashes, despite promises of fixes. The tactical core … Read more
The latest football video game offering from EA takes a clear bet: delivering speed of execution and fluidity of animations, without compromising on difficulty. The pitch breathes, the ball has weight, and each contact demands tangible skill. Those wanting to chain matches will find an exhilarating rhythm; those seeking a demanding simulation will discover a … Read more
To remember Football Manager 26 returns after two years of waiting with a Unity engine and a clearer philosophy. The new interface is confusing at first, but proves logical with the right instincts. The match engine enhances animation, movement, and duels, with real tactical consequences. Bugs exist, but several corrective updates have already been deployed. … Read more
