Football Manager Touch 2018

Disappointing. I always buy FM touch as it is pritty much what FM or CM was when is was in its prime. Not too complex but complex enough. I find the full game to have too much micro management and to be frustrating. My biggest complaint is where has text commentary gone? The text commentary with the flashing GOAL! indicator has been part of CM and FM since day one and after nearly 30 years they take it out of the game without any explanation. Not only that it's been replaced with nothing that tells you whats going on in the moment. So bascally you are forced to play 2D or 3D and if you don't want to watch the entire game in either of these modes and want highlgihts then instead of text commentary you are given a stats screen. S.I want you to use their crappy 3D engine and watch each game from start to finish and if you don't like it though! I always play in 2D classic with highlights and text commentary, this way a season doesn't take a year to complete. You cant do this anymore. G...

Dear Readers, My name is Steve, I am a retired laywer at age 52 and have been playing Football Manager since 2012. Of the 300 games I have from steam this game has had the greatest staying power. On average for the 30 to 60 dollars CAN that I spend annnually on Football Manager I can honestly say that I am really getting my moneys worth. On avarage I play FM for 400 to 600 hours annually. If you consider that there are about 2000 work hours per year I am spending one quarter to one third of my work time on this mostly strategy game. (incidently I only play strategy, a little rpg) At 60 dollars and 600 hours the game is charging you 10 cents per hour. Minimum Wage in Ontario, Canada is $14 per hour now and is going to be $15 an hour in one year from now. Everyone can afford this game and the new FM Touch is $30 CAN, a maximum two hours work for anyone in Ontario. I always play the new Touch. It has all the managerial aspects that I love and you can also take direct management duri...

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

I paid 50 bucks for FM2018 and you want me to pay another buck to be able to turn off work permits? I don't think you will see another dollar from me...ever.

Great game, but i hate the fact they put shit store in it to make you buy extra stuff. I don't buy a game to find another store in it. Your business model sucks. I regret buying the touch version. After playing this long, the game is now very laggy, this started happening after updates, (and yes my hardware plays other 'heavy' games easy). I have read that this happens to earlier versions of the game, so I advice you not to buy future version, you won't get helped with the issue. You can spend you money better on other properly running games.

How do Arsenal lose 7 bloody nil to Leatherhead

This is Football Manager without the unnecessary bullshit in my opinion. It kinda sucks they didn't include Squad Dynamics in Touch, but hey it's still good. If you want a less complex version of FM then I recommend this game.

AI cheats and will always score a goal against you, no matter which tactic you play. You always have 5 or more injured players, and pretty much its just annoying game.

[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 mana...