
In Global Soccer Manager there are no restrictions, the whole world becomes playable! The 210 playable nations and the 4500+ playable clubs guarantees truely infinite hours to play. An Editor is included too, so you are free to modify the game's databases as you like.
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Great game if you like FA Premier manager on the PSX. I wouldn't compare it with CM or FM manager, and it's true that the FM series are 'realistic' but I don't want to deal with time consuming tactics, response to players and analysis of the game. So some people might ask the question: “then what are you doing in this game?” The response is simple: 1#Basic tactics 2#player contracts 3# Scouting players from all over the world 4#Selling/loaning/buying players 5# In season edits are possible via Steam file>Save game> Player1>Preseason>. Basically it's a great game if you like the retro football manager games and don't want to focus too much on the players and the tactics.
Product refunded I bought this game because it reminded me of Champinship Manager. Unfotunately, it's nothing like it. There is little gameplay involved. All you can do is trade players, set up a tactic and press "Continue" a hundred times until there's finally a match. There's no "Training" option or anything else you would look for in a soccer manager. A plus point is the tutorial section though. Sure, it's very minimalistic but it serves its purpose well and shows what can be done in the game. The game seems to have serious performance issues as well. Loading, saving and basically doing anything takes forever. Kinda hard to believe that this new game struggles, where the old CM 01/02 was so much faster with its huge database. The GUI is not very optimized. Tables are small and leave much space of the rest of the page. Elements like arrows feel kinda awkward to interact with. The
Product refunded Very poor game that is very overpriced. The fonts do not scale properly making it difficult to read/play, even when playing in windowed mode. Whilst graphics are really that important for a game of this type, the ones that are there are really poor. The way that names have been changed is awful. I don't mind if games are amateurish and I like to support indie game producers, but this game is too much.
The System I used are Mircosoft surface 3. IF You have powerful laptop then it should speed through season no problem ! The Game remind of Championship manager 2 ! What I like Simple Game(pick a Tactics and play the game!) Club News Editor (You can edited whatever you want) Match Speed (Yes, You can speed up the match!) What I dont like No Real Players Name( but that understandable why they have fake name due Licence issue!) Generating Season Data is too Slow !!! ( Depneding on your CPU !) Generating Matches is too slow too!!! ( Depending on your CPU !) It Need Speed up when user click the continue buttons No Player Training( I did love to see that in where you got young player to devlop his skills in training if they got great Coaching to improve them) No Transfer Deadline Warning !!! No Player Conditions(what Percents of his conditions when he played the match!?) Date, M
I think there's a lot of potential with this game. It's very basic by nature and those who, like me, spent hours upon hours playing Championship Manager 97/98 many years ago, will recognise the likeness and the 'nod' that this game gives to the old CM series. That's definitely a positive thing for those who want to run through season's a lot quicker than is possible on FM. It's clear the game is in its infancy as there is indeed some improvements needed in certain areas like searching for players more easily (i.e you cannot filter player skills at the moment) and at least having some kind of basic scouting system too. However, I believe the game offers a sense of CM nostalgia that's worth tapping into and offers a completely different product to the FM seies by focusing on just the football and none of the other role-playing and media nonsense. It also seems that the developer is keen
I wish I could upvote, sadly I didn't manage to play a single match. Both times I tried to start a game, it crashed mid July, long before my team's first league appearance.Hopefully it will receive some optimisation and some QOL improvements in the future (blurry fonts and constant need to press continue I'm looking at you!). Also, player filtering by stat value or values would boost the player search usefulness hugely, I hope there is a way the dev can implement it. I wish the best of luck for the game and the developer, I hope someday I will be forced to reevaluate my review. Until then... **Update 4/3/2017** Crashes : Fixed ! Constant press Continue : Fixed! Player filtering by skill value : Implemented ! Now the game looks and feels much more enjoyable, I started a league just to test the improvements,and it has all the CM feeling I wish it would have. Congrats to the dev for actua
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