Football is often called the beautiful game. But Football Manager 2020 is literally a beautiful game, a sight to behold and a whole lot of fun to play. You can start as your favorite team in the top flight or you can work your way up from the bottom. We prefer the latter; working your way up from the lower leagues to the first division is super rewarding. We’re underway with Brechin City Football Club in Scotland’s League Two and
The Football Manager series is the stuff of legends. It has inspired several books, a documentary, several real-life careers, and a legion of obsessed fans. Every fall brings a new edition of the management game and for those fans, it is something to look forward to all year. Yes, it’s a game, but it is also a lifestyle that makes you part of a worldwide collective. The great thing about FM is that is something that has lasting appeal; you
Photo Courtesy of Tom Davidson Sports Interactive PR Manager Tom Davidson has to be one of the coolest people we’ve ever worked, a brilliant man that is living the Football Manager dream. Every boy has wanted to design a video game at some point in their life and everybody wants to be part of some big. Davidson has an amazing job that does both. Davidson is one of the many faces behind the epic Football Manager series, a game that has gained
Launch Day for Football Manger fans (fanatics might be a better word) is the equivalent of Christmas, a holiday you think about and look forward to all year. It’s great knowing that buying the newest edition FM will keep you busy and happy until that same time next year. It is absolutely, unquestionably the best value in gaming. It will provide you with countless hours, rather weeks and months, of pure footballing enjoyment. Football Manager 2018 is the most comprehensive
Artwork Courtesy of Sports Interactive and SEGA We’re celebrating today’s announcement of the Football Manager 2018 launch date (November 10th by the way) with a special Football Manager-related interview. Sports Interactive PR Manager Tom Davidson has to be one of the coolest people we’ve worked with this year, a brilliant man that is living the dream. Every boy has wanted to design a video game at some point in their life and everybody wants to be part of some big. Davidson has
As football clubs across the globe are busy making their final signings of the summer, there’s one addition that every football fan needs in their squad… and we’re delighted to reveal that Football Manager 2018 will be ready for action on Friday, November 10th. Anyone who pre-purchases Football Manager 2018 (for PC, Mac or Linux) through a SEGA approved digital retailer* will be able to start pre-season at least two weeks prior to the official street date through a fully-playable
Football Manager “Launch Day” is our favorite time of year and an unofficial holiday for thousands around the globe. Yes, it is a game, but it is also a way of life. It has inspired a documentary, two books, and thousands of “careers” in football management. Trying to describe its impact and quality is often hard to put into words. It’s that good. Screenshots Courtesy of SEGA Let’s start by saying that Football Manager 2017 is the most comprehensive football game
Man City to win the league, Hull and Middlesbrough to come up and Bournemouth, Sunderland and Villa to go down, says simulation Manchester City will win their third Premier League title in five seasons, according to a simulation run using Football Manager 2016. The team at Sports Interactive, makers of the popular football management sim, simulated the remainder of the season and factored in the signings made during the January transfer window. Manuel Pellegrini is given the perfect send-off by his
The people at Sports Interactive – the team behind the best-selling Football Manager series – have used their acclaimed technology to simulate the remainder of the season and can now reveal how the Premier League and Championship could finish. What’s more, to test how significant this month’s transfer activity could be, they’ve run the simulation twice – once with the teams retaining their ‘pre-window’ squads and again with a number of potential transfers having taken place. Will what happens in
