Football Story
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Football Story will put your skills to the test in an ultra fun multiplayer mode and tug at your heartstrings in a narrative-driven single-player campaign. When you’re not showing off in a PVP football match, explore a massive city littered with quests and interesting activities. Bolster your reputation, earn experience, customize your character, and craft your own story.
Customize
Customize your character from head to toe with a range of vibrant outfits. Unlock cool items by earning Cash through multiplayer matches or quests. If you’re going to become a legendary football player, you’ll need to look the part!
Improve your skills and reputation
You’re not just here for fun and games, this is your chance to prove that you’re the best of the best! Train regularly to keep your character in tip-top shape. They’ll become sluggish if you don’t push their limits. Bettering your skills allows you to take on tougher opponents to boost your reputation.
Discover the City
Explore the sprawling streets of Highshore City. Help those in need along the way, like saving Granny Masha’s cat from a tree or helping to fix hall lights in your residence to prevent injuries in the dark. Discover new locations and make new friends everywhere you go!
#### Choose your hero
Experience the stories of four diverse characters. Help Wanda to buy a new washing machine for her family, so her father can go to work with clean clothes; participate in controversial junkyard football matches as Tommy to defend his brother and prove to his classmates that he’s the best around; and see what challenges await the others.
Play with others
Jump into competitive online matches with 7 other players! Every player controls their own character on the field, making both teamplay and individual skill essential for victory. Earn experience, improve your stats, and increase your rank. Team up with friends and participate in global matches to become league champions.
Play at home or on the go! From PC to mobile, cross-platform play ensures you can hop into a match anywhere, anytime.
Features
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Cross-Platform Multiplayer
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8-Player Matches
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Deep Customization
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Unique Training System
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4 Diverse Stories to Experience in Single Player
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Massive City to Explore
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Varied Quests
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Team Management System
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Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions
I have played this game first on Switch for 2 weeks, and then on Steam, and the problems are similar;
This game suffers from frequent crashes, specially if you go online and play multiplayer, where at times the game will lag to a halt, and then it’s up to one of the two players to voluntarily agree to shut down their game and take a loss so both players can be done with it and continue playing.
On the one hand, I thoroughly recommend this game to fans of the anime/manga, as this game is beautifully animated and accurately goes through the main story of the manga. I love that even after 200+ hours of gameplay, I still manage to find new scenes hidden within the very intricate friendship mechanic this game has, it’s like the only time i’ve ever truly enjoyed a visual novel type game. The gameplay itself is fun and I can’t put it down, despite the game’s glaring flaws.
– Real player with 1616.7 hrs in game
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I kinda wish Steam had a “mixed” review opinion, but when I remember why I decided to write this review in the first place anyway, the thumbs down is kinda deserved. Don’t get me wrong, the game isn’t bad, in fact, it has so much potential, but sadly the potential it has is kinda limited by really bad design decisions. Normally, this review was more informative about Captain Tsubasa series, but I hit the character limit so kiss bye bye to those.
I won’t really go on on positives and negatives (actually, I will rant about the bad game design after this paragraph), but I will just tell why and when you should buy this game. The game’s an action-sports game, and like I mentioned before, it plays according to its own mechanics, and it’s nothing unlike feefur or PESbabs. Now the mechanics are pretty straightforward, and truth be told, they are fun to pull off as you dribble through the entire opponent team and pull a flashy shot. However, it does get kinda old by time and there are not that many teams or even story modes, so you have been warned. I also think the game is a bit pricey, especially if you are in a 3rd world country, but hey, I mean… it could be a Paradox game with 500$ worth of DLCs. WHEEZE
– Real player with 305.4 hrs in game
Ganbare! Super Strikers
Basic rundown
Ganbare! Super Strikers is a fun little game that focuses on the strategic layers of football, rather than fast action and quick decisions. It features XCOM-like turnbased gameplay, where you have a limited amount of actions per character, that you can use to move, tackle, pass, shoot and do other things that are common in football.
Clearly inspired by the old Captain Tsubasa nintendo games and sports animes/mangas, you have individual characters and teams with certain signature moves and/or behaviors/themes, that the player has to overcome. Those themes are mostly based around certain status effects like freeze, sleep, poison or simply increased stats and therefore higher chances for shooting, dribbling and so on.
– Real player with 14.9 hrs in game
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Simple yet quite fun to play. However, there’s a an annoying bug, which freezes the game whenever you apply multiple debuffs to your opponent. Only get this game when it is on sales.
❤ Audience ❤
☑ Beginner
☑ Casual Gamer
☑ Normal Gamer
☐ Expert
☼ Graphics ☼
☐ Bad
☑ Alright
☐ Good
☐ Beautiful
☐ Fantastic
♬ Music ♬
☑ Bad
☐ Alright
☐ Good
☐ Beautiful
☐ Fantastic
☠ Difficulty ☠
☐ Easy
☑ Average
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Hard
☐ Unfair
§ Bugs §
☐ Bugs destroy the game
☐ Lots of bugs
☑ Few Bugs
– Real player with 12.5 hrs in game
FootLOL: Epic Soccer League
FootLOL: Epic Fail League developed by Lion’s Shade & released on 17 Sep 2013 on the PC platform. On Metacritic (http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/footlol-epic-fail-league) , it has:
- An average user score of 5.2, from 3 critics only -at the time of this writing.
What would you expect from a game that combines soccer with cows, mines, spartans, cannons, UFOS and air plane bombers & other unspeakable objects of destruction(s)? If you answered a logical, reasonable, responsible gaming experience – Shows you the red card out blows whistle You are dismissed from the field!
– Real player with 30.2 hrs in game
Overall rating is 6/10.
This is a somewhat fun, addictive and non-traditional soccer (or football, if you will) game. Instead of controlling any of the characters themselves, you instead get access to a wide range of powerups that you can use to influence the outcome of the game. Initially, you begin with just mines that you can place to blow up the enemy players (or even your own, if you’re so inclined) but as you progress in the game, you get access to other powerups (some of which include cows that run people over, rockets, UFOs that pick players up, rabid fans that help your team kick the ball, etc).
– Real player with 9.9 hrs in game
FOOTBALLER
first
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
I was first
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Kicks Online
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If your a new player, you won’t be allowed in any rooms. This game hates new players, as you will be 50 levels less than anyone else, NOBODY will want you on their team, so you can’t play.
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The game uses a stupid peer 2 peer hosting system, and as all the gamer base is Bulgarian (literally 15 people play btw, not even joking), you will have really bad lag unless you are from Bulgaria. They won’t let anyone else host.
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Bullying of players is unlike anything I’ve seen in any other game. It’s 2021 guys. Disappointing the admins do nothing about this, and surprised steam allows it.
– Real player with 122.1 hrs in game
it’s pretty much what it used to be during the gametribe era, except leveling is much faster now. back in the days it would take more than a week to reach level 18, now it takes less than a day. graphics are kind of outdated but after the closure of freestyle football, this game is one of its kind so give it a try if you like the genre. hopefully publishers will advertise the game because it’s only as good as the size of its community and it needs to grow
– Real player with 34.1 hrs in game
New Star Manager
This is a pretty mild recommendation. It’s a fun game, often. It suffers from a ton of flaws, no doubt due to its target platform of mobile, an industry which is notorious for sloppy and shoddy development, especially in games. In-match controls are tricky and very easy to screw up. Physics is sometimes awkward and nonsensical at moments – esp. when it matters. Team management is a little unrealistic as you are constantly badgered by third-string or second-string players who demand play time – and will play like crap if you don’t give to them, which means you have to constantly rotate good and bad players, weakening your potential XI, just to prevent them from being completely useless. (Imagine if any real teams had to deal with that amount of whining! Football would be out of business!) Rules aren’t always quite right. Your ability for effective team management and growth is largely based on getting bonuses from chance non-match outcomes. You get pittance of money from sponsors and fans (and nothing from investors, who carp and harumph whenever you ask them for money) while you have to raise hundreds of thousands for quality services – not to mention getting AND keeping quality players. Oddly enough, the value you get from sponsors and fans etc. doesn’t change at all from league to league (which are fixed in time from 2017), which is pretty hard to believe – you can’t tell me USL rakes in the same cash as MLS, or EFL1 rakes in the same cash as EPL.
– Real player with 179.8 hrs in game
This game is an underrated gem, period.
But before I rave about the actual game, let me tell you a thing about their customer support.
So I purchased New Star Manager one day, installed it and couldn’t run it. Did all the usual steps to troubleshoot, no luck.
Finally, I left a message in the Steam forums stating my problem.
The next day, the publisher got back to me, asking me to perform the usual troubleshooting steps again. No surprise, it didn’t help.
Then I was given a beta code to install a version that writes a logfile so the devs could figure out what was wrong - and something was very wrong because that logfile wasn’t even created.
– Real player with 94.4 hrs in game
Football School
This game is fun! Not to be taken too seriously but it still has all the attributes of running a football club from playing decisions like tactics and training plus all the background responsibilities including stadium, finance, marketing and general club development. I’m still learning how to develop team tactics as the game seems more like pinball rather than a regular game of football as there is no goalie and the ball does not go out of play! If anybody is looking for a serious football tactics game like Football Manager then forget it. But this game is still challenging and you do need to consider the decisions carefully in how you run the club. It is very easy to run out of money. For $S10, this is great value.
– Real player with 7.9 hrs in game
2 Hour Review:
I love this game. Its no FM20 but its $9 and the administration of a football team is made very fun here with really nice menus. I wish there was a reminder/calendar page or an inbox for notifications like scheduling friendlies and operations because I missed those a few times early on. Being a day behind on a 5 day operation to earn 2 house points puts you out of the storyline in the introduction phase. The gameplay engine for low level teams is crazy bad. I did play a friendly against a level 16 team as a level 2 team and the AI looked much better with accurate passes and shots, leading to a 11-0 a** kicking of my upstart football team. That gives me hope that the grind on training will make the gameplay more exciting as you watch your decisions to play out. I’ve yet to reach the 5v5 leagues and will update once I’ve reached more.
– Real player with 6.1 hrs in game
Soccer Adventures
It is a fun and entertaining game. The overall vibe is so upbeat. It’s challenging but not overwhemling, I would recommend to play it with a controller/gamepad. Playing it with keyboard is a totally different story (still cool by waaaaaay harder).
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Tolles Gameplay mit toller 3D Grafik. Durch die unterschiedlichen Leveltypen, bleibt es lange interessant. Kann es nur empfehlen!
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game