Football, Tactics & Glory is a football management game for strategy lovers. Football, Tactics & Glory reinvents the basics of the football management genre, making it appealing to everyone, not just the most hardcore football management aficionados. The game skips the boring parts of football management games – all those endless tables, numbers, routine and micromanagement. But it is deep enough to keep players engrossed for hundreds of hours. If you enjoy turn-based gameplay, strategy or tycoon games, you will love Football, Tactics & Glory.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Indie Simulator Sport StrategyThemes
Business
Languages: English and 14 more
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Critic Reviews
Worth Playing
By Andreas SalmenAs the sum of its parts, Soccer, Tactics & Glory is pretty disappointing
Pure Nintendo
By Heath Shusterman-ZimmermanMy experience with Soccer, Tactics and Glory, is overall a positive one. Gamers looking for a fast-paced gameplay may want to look elsewhere. If you are looking for a mix of soccer fun with turn-based RPG elements, look no further. I was surprised at how well the two mixed together.
33bits
By Euyen Esquefa PonsFootball, Tactics & Glory is an atypical soccer game, more like a game of chess or XCOM than a simulator. A very original and very well executed idea weighed down by a manager mode that needs to improve many things to be satisfactory. Even so, highly recommended for lovers of turn-based strategy who will enjoy it as if it were a Wargame.
PlayStation Universe
By Sebastian HawdenWhile 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.
Nintendo Life
By Chris ScullionAt its core, this is a clever take on football with a genuinely entertaining turn-based system, and if you aren't careful you could spend countless hours working your way up the leagues. That said, its short matches always leave you wanting more (and not in a good way), and the completely random player names make it feel like you're paying a premium price for a clearly low budget title.
