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About this game

You found and took over an budding team, bringing it to the top of world football. You make fascinating choices along the way, “battle” in tactical bouts, and RPG-style level up your players.

• Handling footballers like chess pieces on a board gives you a physically challenging experience. Football players are all different, though. When the time comes, you will be able to identify each of them by their faces and will feel a certain way about them.
• It’s not about micromanagement in this game; it’s about strategic planning. You make “major” decisions that significantly effect the future of your club rather than spending time improving one aspect of it by a tiny fraction. This gets rid of all the tedious tables, routines, and micromanagement in football manager games.
• Instead of taking days as in other football management games, you can complete a football season in just a few genuine hours. Each season is packed with interesting choices and interesting happenings.
• Since you have direct control over the footballers, you are always aware of the reasons why a game went one way rather than another. You are aware of how footballers utilize their advantages and disadvantages. Since it is never clear in other games how your strategies and the strengths of your players affected (or did not affect) the outcomes.

Reviews

While the graphical presentation and sound design leaves a lot to be desired, the gameplay and match systems are unique and quite addictive. While I cannot see it knocking something like FIFA off the top of the football game tree, I can see it offering something light-hearted, different and fun for football and RPG fans alike.

PlayStation Universe

Football, Tactics and Glory is a genuinely interesting mix that takes the fundamentals of football and uses them to make a novel turn-based strategy game. It could be slicker, more rewarding and bit fairer at times and it can feel like a step down from the likes of FIFA but actually it’s an interesting evolution for the football management genre and while we personally didn’t love it, we do love what it is trying to do.

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