Veterans of the FM series will still love it, while newcomers will pick it up and never want to put it down."
It is not a giant leap forward, but it does not suffer any for that. "Football Manager 2010 retains its title as the reigning champion of the football management PC gaming league. Game-Changing League Editor - Whether you wanted to add divisions to existing leagues or invent new divisions and cups, League Editor let you explore the football management fantasies you most cared about.Ground-breaking Match Analysis - Keeping pace with developments in the game, managers now had access to a suite of analytics during and after games to assess and respond to performances.Influential New Touchline Presence - Managers could now shout instructions during a match and quick-switch between tactics to outwit opponents!.Streamlined Tactics Creator - Managers could now select an overall playing philosophy and give players specific roles and instructions, saving loads of time previously spent hunting for individual settings.Radical User Interface Overhaul - For the first time, a system of ‘tabs’ was used to group information along the top of each screen, presenting key information in a new way that felt more intuitive to players.Critics agreed, helping FM10 to its highest ever metascore. If the 3D Match Engine was the banner signing a year earlier, this was the finely tuned champion team built around it. Turning a midfielder into a "deep-lying playmaker" used to involve tuning individual instructions for things like passing and tackling now it was just one click away.Įlsewhere, the new Match Analysis tool helped you judge how well your players were delivering on your vision, while being able to adjust tactics from the touchline was another seemingly small but valuable addition. The Tactics Creator allowed you to choose an overall philosophy for your team and easily define roles for players. This year we also went in two-footed on tactics. Changing to tabs along the top of the screen confused veteran managers initially, but they grew to celebrate the way FM10 grouped information and functions more intuitively. In a series where the menus are the game, a new UI was a huge deal. That's certainly how players felt when they got used to the new user interface. After the game-changing addition of the 3D Match Engine a season earlier, Football Manager 2010 debuted with a less dramatic suite of new features, but sometimes the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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