Sega Football Manager 2024 On Free Flash Disk

Football Manager 2024 While the entire games industry is pulling in one direction towards greater realism, massive photorealistic open worlds and such, Football Manager stands alone, tugging determinedly in the other: show less, make the player engage more. It’s a strong showing this year, because its new features serve FM’s ultimate purpose: getting you to build an entire footballing ecosystem in your head. When you sign a player in EA Sports’ FC24, you’re treated to cutscenes of character models in suits, lolloping about in a fancy office, ostensibly signing paperwork.

You get a kick out of seeing Victor Osimhen in your office, fine, but FM24 does it better by taking the exact opposite approach. Using only menus, reams of text and dialogue bubbles, it describes the same scene and inflames your imagination to build it in far more vivid detail than a cutscene ever could. Which is all very well and good, but let’s remember that we’re talking about a series of nearly thirty games about depictions of footballers expressed as spreadsheets. As great as it is, that imaginary tale of Mourinho-like dominance that lives in large part in your head.