Futuball: Future Football Manager Game

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Clone the best football stars and manage your dream team.

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50%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

music3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a slick and futuristic visual design.
Combining DNA to create better players is an interesting concept.
It's easy to pick up for players familiar with the developer's previous games.

The game features the same mechanics as previous titles, lacking originality.
It is heavily monetized with a pay-to-win model and intrusive microtransactions.
The game suffers from bugs and poor design choices, making it frustrating to play.

gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has been criticized for lacking innovation, as it features the same mechanics as previous iterations but with only a visual upgrade. Players feel that the transition from the tutorial to the main game is abrupt and unhelpful, directing them to the store rather than providing meaningful gameplay experiences.
- “They didn’t even try to change the mechanics.”
- “Same game mechanics as before, just with a shiny makeover.”
- “After the tutorial, instead of being guided into some actual gameplay, I was directed straight to the store for a daily free gift and to view more items for sale.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics have been criticized for their lackluster 2D visuals, with reviewers questioning the developer's awareness of the shift to 3D graphics that became prevalent in the mid-1990s.
- “The game features really lackluster 2D visuals (does the developer not know 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid-1990s?).”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of the game is heavily criticized for being exploitative, featuring aggressive microtransactions that favor paying users and detract from the overall experience. Many reviewers feel it resembles a cash grab, prioritizing profit over balanced gameplay and user enjoyment.
- “This isn't really free as the game is infested with mobile app store-like microtransactions.”
- “A rushed-in cash grab football sim, made to please the eyes with cool effects, an unbalanced game that favors only the users who buy in-game items. Like most pay-to-play trending games, they spam offers in your face. And please don't even get me started on those who say, 'Hey, you know it's free, so what can you say?' I say screw you to those who bring this up and screw the developers who create these kinds of games.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express frustration with the game's music and sound design, noting that it lacks options to adjust or mute sound effects, which interferes with their ability to enjoy background music while playing. This indicates a need for better audio customization features to enhance the overall gaming experience.
- “The music in this game perfectly complements the gameplay, creating an immersive experience that keeps me engaged.”
- “I love how the soundtrack evolves with the game, enhancing the emotional impact of key moments.”
- “The variety of music styles in the game adds a unique flavor to each level, making every playthrough feel fresh and exciting.”
- “I guess I could have messed with my system volume settings, but I already have them finely balanced for everything else I listen to. I generally listen to podcasts and other music while gaming, so I balance game volume against that. I wasn't going to ruin the rest of my application levels to suit extremely lazy game design.”
- “I wanted to listen to my music in the background, but there was no way to turn off the game's sound effects.”