Football Manager Touch 2018

I literally can't find any new features in this years FM Touch version from last year. Last year this got a positive review from me because I found it superior to the full version but this season they released the exact same game with a new database and nothing more.

Best game for casual managers :) I find Football Manager too slow and boring and Football Manager Mobile too quick and not in depth but finally i found the best game for me :)

If you have Football Manager touch 2017, you know exactly what is coming your way with this one. Aside from minor changes, it is pretty much an update on the playerbase. There is one change that pretty much makes this game a worthwhile buy for me: Personalized strategy settings for players, so that I dont need to update tactics every time I rotate players.

have been playing since the 90s i buy every year and the game is always good statisics wise but surely the time has come for audio commentary and i am sure others agree that the last 5 years we are paying full price for a data update and a few game engine tweaks like most players i am loyal but need more than just updates please move forward in the games world fed up with just crowd chants hope others agree

[h1]While I do enjoy football,[/h1] both on and off field, I don't enjoyed being swallowed by one wave of statistics after another. I wanted to try managing a club in a more streamlined fashion, handle the transfers, communication, squad tactics and so on, without feeling like being an overworked number cruncher. I also admit, that I'm not very proficient in translating my ideas into match day tactics. For these reasons and some, FMT was the ideal choice for me. It allowed me to take over a club of my choosing - try my hand at managing, transfers, match simulation, etc. - without eating tons of my time in order to just get through a single season. It was really enjoyable and fun, just my cup of tea. In my opinion, both FM and FMT are great games, but the latter is more suitable for people who either don't enjoy delving too deep into the tactics (blasphemer!) or simply don't want to invest huge chunks of time to see some competition and club progress (go play a broswer football manager, you casual!). I'm both of these people, while also being a huge football fan (minus the craving and dedication to be the next virtual del Bosque or Alf Ramsey). Because of this I was able to really enjoy Football Manager Touch, which sated my hunger for some fast paced, entertaining, none-too-serious yet not-too-dumbed-down field action. [b]CUT TO THE CHASE:[/b] [list] - great streamlined (lite) alternative to regular Football Manager, retains the fun aspects, while also allowing fans and gamers of the more casual persuasion to enjoy it[/list] [list]- performance on a system requirements exceeding rig was great[/list] [list]- didn't notice any bugs at all, had a few crashes to desktop, which were mildly annoying[/list] [list]- even though the menu music is not bad at all, I kinda blocked it out after starting the game for the umpteenth time[/list] [list]- you get what you buy: this is football, don't expect ever changing plot dynamics and surreal twists, because this is a sport, with set rules; that's why it might get repetitive depending on your approach to it[/list] If you found yourself in some of the descriptions in this review, give it a try. [b]I recommend it.[/b]

Hello all, I have played and enjoyed Football Manager for as many years as I can rememnber. However, i have never had more difficulties with a version of this wonderful game! While everything else is wonderful here are som eof the many frustrating issues with Football Manger 18 Touch; 1)Winning away from home is almost impossible! Even with really good teams. Before you tell me to get the proper tactics, let me say that I have spent hours researching and trying to get the right tactics with various teams and my record away from homwee in each game I've tried is always horrid. While I appreciate that FM has made it more realistic and more difficult, it has gone too far to the otherside and made it not enjoyable. I know no matter whta, I am going to lose at least 60% of my away matched, draw 20 and win only 20. Sorry but that;s pathetic. 2)When you score a goal it's amazing how many times the opposing team will score one imemdiately following. Sure it happens sometimes but come on.....I'd estimate that almost 20 percent of EVERY goal I score follows an immediate response from teh opposing (sometimes even crappy) team. 3) RBL (Red Bull Leipzig) is a good team in real life but in FM 18 they are unstoppable. Just saying that seems kind of......unrealistic? There are other issues but I hope in the newest patch you folks fix this because it has made the game more and more frustarting and less enjoyable, even for those who put a lot of time into it. If this is not remedied in some capacity, unfortunately i will not be buying next year's game. So, unless you're a tactical genuis, or just flat out lucky (like RBL seem to be in this game) do not bother. It will frustrate youi to no end, putting so much effort into tactics, only to have teh AI beat you away from home almost evbery time, even if you are a great team. Lucas (Canada)

Same crap as every year, for me this was the final nail in the coffin. You might as well call it Random Manager now, the fun of the football manager games of old is long gone. The engine still looks clunky as hell and the new features will still leave you clueless about the tactics engine underneath. Avoid like the plague.

A heads up; I have jumped from FM2016 to FM2018 so some of this may have already been introduced in FM2017. I like this game, here's a few reasons why: The standard FM game is just too intensive for me. I actually think they're trying to make it too realistic. It's a computer game! I don't want to deal with a realistic amount of injuries for example. While I've noticed injuries in FM Touch 2018 are higher than in past versions, it seems that they're much more managable than in the main game. The whole look has changed for the better and that includes the menu layout as well as the graphics. The animation during matches seems to be a lot smoother. I like the scout rating players out of 100. For example, you can compare players rated as 'good for League One' better based on their 0-100 score. One may have a score of 85 whereas the other may only be 79, which helps you to decide. You are able to better manage players based on their personalities. In FM2016 I pretty much treated every player the same when they complained about something. In FM2018 you can better interact with and manage them. I rejected a bid for my midfielder and when he said he was unhappy about it I simply told him the fee wasn't high enough. His reaction was 'fair enough'. I tried the same thing with a more volatile player and he wasn't happy about it. As always, FM Touch allows you to speed through seasons without all the boring stuff like seemingly pointless press conferences. The game is simply better than previous versions in almost all areas. If you enjoyed FM Touch in the past, this is for you.

El mejor simulador de fútbol que existe, no tiene rival y a cada año se supera, como siempre!