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• ViolentUzi

  Dec 27, 2021

  Played a lil, its ok
• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2019

  Get FM20 so you'll get FMT20 freely
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2019

  Loving it so far. My favourite parts are the development center and the 5 season plan. Both give me the ability to shape the clubs future, and the development centre really allows me to take an active role in youth development (something that I love doing, but have always found it time consuming in previous iterations of the game. Nothing much on the bug front so far (certainly nothing game breaking) and I cannot wait to sink more time into this. Keep up the good work guys. This honestly seems to be the best version of the game so far, in my opinion
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2019

  Same as always, a life sucking addiction that can only be cured by not playing the game. A great game for someone who wants to eat sleep live being a manager but you will have to say goodbye to your real life. I had not played an updated FM since 2016 and I can honestly say nothings changed, its just slightly slicker and with new graphics. Still the same struggle for a victory trying to gain some more endorphins. The only reason you would buy this game would be so you get the new teams. However its time for me to quit as its making brain turn into jelly.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2019

  There are some downs about this game. 1-%80 of all long range shots go in. 2-%80 of all 1on1's are fails. 3-You can't change the general intensity of team training so often players b.tch about low level training and you cant do anything about it.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2019

  Can confirm the gameplay has improved over recent patches and match experience is now enjoyable.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2019

  Same old game, but with new glitches. This instalment's major cock-up is regen managers. Whenever a real-life manager is sacked, he is replaced by a regen with fixed attributes (ex. all 16s). This obviously undermines the realism, and as a consequence makes the game far less enjoyable to play. I have submitted a bug report, but am not optimistic about the chances of it being resolved. Every edition of the series from FM17 onwards has had a token glitch, which is completely ignored by SI, then miraculously resolved in the following instalment, which you have to spend another £20 to acquire. I am starting to think it might be a marketing ploy, or just sheer laziness on the part of the Touch development team. In any case, I will not be purchasing further iterations of FM Touch until this cycle of utterly inane glitches is finished. I'd also advise anyone who is contemplating purchasing this game to fork out a little extra and buy the full-scale version, as it seemingly has a more reliable development team, and lacks the same plethora of glitches that are symptomatic to the Touch edition.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2019

  Worst match engine since...um... worst match engine! Not worth playing until they fix the through balls and one on ones.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2020

  I ended up giving this game the unfavorable thumbs down. Does that mean that it is a bad game? No. Not at all. For what I was promised beforehand, however, this game did not live up to its expectations for me personally. This needs some more context. I will try to keep this short and to the point. The game itself is pretty good. When compared to the older touch-versions, the upgrades might not seem that big, but still enough to justify a new release. The changes between the ordinary FM releases are greater, as it offers more complexity and nuances than the touch version of the game has. It is actually for this reason that I prefer the touch version over the original version. For me, the micro-management is an annoyance that distracts from the fun that is to be had in the essence of the game. My time is limited, and I like that time spent to action-packed as it offers the most fulfilling FM experience in my opinion. A lot has been simplified in the touch version of the game, but not enough for my taste. Maintaining a sustainable team, economically speaking, seems completely unviable. No matter how good I do, I can not keep up with the players demand. To give a specific example, here is what happened in my last game: Ederson, goalkeeper(Manchester City), wages: £103 740, with a contract that ends 2024. He becomes unhappy with his current contract. He wants a new contract to 2025(on year extra) and demands that his wages is increased to £260 350..! Of course he wants £6 483 748 loyalty bonus and insane match bonuses as well. The highest paid player on my team is paid £199 900... I can not afford his demands, although I try to increase his wages significantly. He wants to leave the club because I can not offer him what he thinks he is worth. I decided to comply, mostly to see what would happen. A long story short, he ended up in a lesser club with lower wages than he originally had in the first place..! Sadly, this was not a fluke as more players kept demanding more money than I could offer, and was unhappy. Despite me winning the premier league and champions league each season. I do hope I have offered some food for thought and that it is something that will be addressed by the developers at some point. It might not be a dealbreaker for everyone, but I think others will resonate with this as well.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 9, 2020

  my basement is full of cheap brazilian wonderkids