Management options are all quite simplistic. Player customisation options are interesting.Ĭons: The random elements, that determine the success of moves, can easily frustrate. Pros: The core idea is great and manages to offer a reasonable facsimile of the beautiful game and be an engaging strategy game in it is own right. In Short: One of the most original sports games ever made but with so many flaws and limitations it makes you wish you could skip ahead several sequels and play that version instead. As it is, it’s an expensive novelty that needs considerable refinement before it’s ready to enter the premier league. If this had been around a tenner, we would’ve happily recommended it as a fun and original alternative to ordinary sports games. Football, Tactics & Glory Nintendo Switch review summary In Short: One of the most original sports games ever made but with so many flaws and limitations it makes you wish you could skip ahead. The graphics are also terrible, in terms of both technology and art design, which doesn’t affect the gameplay (Football Manager barely has any graphics) but magnifies the game’s flaws to dangerous levels. Because they were obviously designed for the PC, the menus are particularly bad, which is especially frustrating given they make no attempt to use the touchscreen.
Although one unnecessary problem is the outrageous price, which seems extremely unwise given the low rent presentation and shoddy interface. There’s a suspension of disbelief needed with Football, Tactics & Glory and whether you’re able to make that leap will dictate how much you’re willing to forgive the game’s many flaws. if you enjoy turn-based gameplay, strategy or tycoon games, you will love football, tactics & glory.
PS Plus and Games Pass are dying and I couldn’t be happier - Reader’s Feature football, tactics & glory skips the boring parts of football management games all those endless tables, numbers, routine and micromanagement.
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