Football Manager 2015 out now

Football Manager 2015 is out now for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, offering you the chance to live the life of a soccer coach, from picking players, to holding press conferences, and everything in between.

The game can be played in three ways, the full Career mode, Challenge, and the more streamlined ‘Classic mode’. The latter sticks to the basics of manager games, whereas the full game offers much more depth and complexity, but is not for the casual or feint hearted player.

This year’s game also has a new user interface and better looking graphics, especially when watching games. The artificial intelligence has also been improved, making for more realistic and smarter opponents. Read our full review.

Football Manager 2015 doesn’t really have any competition since EA decided to stop making its FIFA Manager series.

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Football Manager 2015 coming November 2014

Sega’s Football Manager 2015 has been announced and will be released in November this year. Full details will be announced in October, but for now, there are few details available.

Football Manager fans now pretty much rely on Sega’s series, since EA retired its FIFA Manager series last year. However, Football Manager 2014 was a fantastic game, building on the already excellent 2013 edition, so hopes will be high for this year’s release. Our own Alessandro Licitra gave Football Manager a perfect 10/10 score – read his review here.

Developer Sports Interactive must be hoping this year’s Football Manager doesn’t fall victim to piracy like the previous two. Football Manager 2014‘s sales were hurt by a crack for the game that appeared only a week and a half after its release, while the 2013 version was pirated over ten million times.

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