Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  in my first 5.5 hours played, I didn't play a single match that's how you know it's a good game
• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2021

  newcastle 200m
• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2021

  Finally I can sack Ole Gunnar Solskjær.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 28, 2021

  Was really tossing up buying the game as didn't have any particular saves planned. Have 1000+ hours on FM21 (and similar numbers for FM18/20) and thought that the game didn't look different enough from the previews. I was shocked when I played the game and noticed so many new features/UI updates. The data analysis update makes the analytics easier to understand and provides more precise information on how you your players/team follows your tactics, its even really fun just going through in depth and finding hidden details. In terms of gameplay, I don't have a great understanding of the engine, but my first reactions are it looks more and more like your team is actually playing football and its not just the same 8 or so different highlight packages that FM can often feel like. The Centre Backs is where I've noticed the greatest difference, not just with the new Wide Centre Back role (which is a lot of fun to mess around with) but even with Ball Playing Defenders actually making runs forward like you'd see in a real game and not just mulling round on the ball before launching a long ball into space. Finally if you like doing the small stuff like attending press conferences and team talks, the dialogue feels a lot more randomized/unique this year (so far). Overall, if you love FM, 22 provides so much more than just a roster update, and you're bound to notice the subtle changes in details that make all the difference.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 1, 2021

  No need to write long sentences here. I got it like I'm paying my annual tax...
• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2021

  If I was to compare this game to FM21... + The introduction of the Data Hub provides a better way of judging whether your tactic is working, comparing your players with the rest of the league, and analysing the opposition. + Dynamic youth ratings are huge for long-term build-a-nation saves, as the quality of youth players will change depending on the nation's standing. + Scouting regions have been split up, allowing you to assign scouts to more specific areas of a continent. - Avatar customisation looks to have gotten worse. The beards are laughably bad, and look like they were done using the airbrush in MS Paint. If you have a mind for analytics, like to do build-a-nation saves, or just want the database update, I would absolutely recommend picking up FM22. If you only use plug-and-play tactics, are a casual player, and/or are tight for cash, then maybe stick with FM21 as it is still a good game.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 6, 2021

  i spent £120 million as Newcastle and i'm still only 8th in the league. 10/10 for realism
• gamedeal user

  Nov 7, 2021

  I buy FM every two years. It's better than FM 20.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 9, 2021

  I've enjoyed playing the game for the last 2 weeks, not a lot has changed from last years release but i wasn't expecting much change, i just enjoy the updated teams and player improvements. 1 thing i am NOT happy with is the in game editor has almost DOUBLED in price, company greed makes me sick. in my opinion this isn't aimed at new comers as i truly believe they wont even know about the in game editor at first, nooo this is aimed at us lot, the loyal fan base who return year after year. 50p increase, fine... but an almost 50% increase is filth. This isn't about the price as the IGE is still quite cheap, but nothing new has been added to it, nothing has changed from the last decade, so why that much of a price jump .. imagine next years release, and the full game costs £72, would we be happy with that? maybe i woke up on wrong side on bed today but this has annoyed me hahaha
• gamedeal user

  Nov 11, 2021

  Play As Liverpool Beat Barca 3-1 Beat Man City 3-0 Struggle in a 0-0 against Norwich Accurate Liverpool Simulator 10/10