The famous sports management simulation has just revealed its official release date with a little delay compared to previous years. Football Manager 2025 is long overdue. While the game was supposed to be talked about around September 24, we finally had to wait until the very last day of the month to b& ;eacute;en'benefit from an official announcement regarding the sports simulation. It is finally on Tuesday, November 26 that players will be able to get their hands on Football Manager 2025. The title, developed by Sports Interactive and published by SEGA, will therefore be a few days late compared to usual licensing. The first big new feature in Football Manager 2025 comes from the game's graphics engine, which is moving to Unity. This should allow the studio to offer more realism for the game's cinematics and renderings with several improvements to the menus which will be much more simplified compared to the previous opus. Football Manager 2025 also introduces the addition of women's football as well as a partnership with Premier League. The development studio has already announced that more information will be shared on the subject from the week of October 7, 2024. Women's football will make its debut on FM25. © SEGA New features regarding in-game tactics, your manager and match experience have also been announced, but no further details on the topics. The Football Manager roadmap indicates that these new features will be revealed in more detail as we get closer to the November 26 release date. A focus on the mobile version of Football Manager 2025 is also mentioned. Football Manager 2025 will be available from Tuesday, November 26, 2024 on PC, Xbox, Playstation 5 and Nintendo Switch. The title will also be included in Microsoft's GamePass upon its release. The game is already available for pre-order on Steam, Epic Games Store and Windows Store. Pre-orders for the Xbox and PS5 versions should follow in the coming days.
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