Release Date: November 7, 2014
The eleventh installment in the most popular soccer manager game franchise, originated as Championship Manager back in 1992, and was developed continuously by the British studio Sports Interactive. Traditionally, the game lets you become a manager in one of a few hundred clubs belonging to several dozen soccer leagues from all over the world. As always, there is also an array of innovations and changes.
Football Manager 2015 is the 11th major installment in the popular football manager series from the seasoned developer Sports Interactive.
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A popular series of football manager simulations. The brand was created by the Sports Interactive development studio, which previously worked on the Championship Manager series.
Last update: January 13, 2015
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Top downloads for Football Manager 2015 Video Game:
System Requirements for Football Manager 2015 Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 4 2.2 GHz, 1 GB RAM (2 GB RAM - Vista/7/8), graphic card 128 MB (GeForce 5900 Ultra or better), 3 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7/8.
Game Ratings for Football Manager 2015 Video Game.
Cubed3: 7 / 10 by Chris Leebody
Football Manager 2015 is everything expected of a Football Manager release. The players who got many thousands of hours out of the previous versions will no doubt get the same out of this years' edition. However, the match engine has taken a significant step backwards and borders on moronic, making it a chore to play. Additionally, a tinge of tiredness is beginning to creep into the formula for this annual release. The changes to scouting and training are welcome but going forward Sports Interactive needs to plan to bring something big to the table to avoid the series beginning to feel a bit stale.
Rock, Paper, Shotgun: by Adam Smith
There's no doubt that come this time next year, I'll have played FM 15 more than just about any other game. It's a fixture in my life and this version isn't fundamentally flawed, but on the surface it's a baby step in the ongoing process and the majority of the changes feel like the edges of systems that are still working toward career-long implementation.
PC Gamer: 61 / 100 by Tom Hatfield
Slow and disappointingly retro, not a series highlight.
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