Football Manager 27 Reviews
Football Manager 27 recupera parte della fiducia persa con un'interfaccia più funzionale e tattiche approfondite, ma il motore resta imperfetto.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The chapter in the series that finally rediscovers its identity, with a profoundly improved interface and an even richer and more complex tactical system. Not the best ever, but the best new beginning we could have hoped for.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Football Manager 27 is the game the Unity rebuild needed. Tactical Effectiveness gives every signing a purpose, and the screens show what you need without the extra clicks. The back line needs a patch, and Sports Interactive knows it, but year two in the new stadium feels a lot more like home
"Taking every lesson from its predecessor to heart, FM27 is a wiser, smoother, and thoroughly matured evolution of the series."
Review in Korean | Read full review
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Review in German | Read full review
«Football Manager 27» gets many things right again that its predecessor got wrong. The significantly improved interface finally allows me to focus on what I love most about the series: building a club over the long term, developing young talents and shaping my team to my liking. But returning to its former strengths isn't enough.
Review in German | Read full review
Football Manager 27 isn't the most ambitious installment in the series in terms of content, and this lack of real innovation prevents it from reaching outstanding status. But it is, without a doubt, the redemption the franchise desperately needed after last year's stumble.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
You'll find yourself smiling as you log dozens and dozens of hours in this installment of Football Manager, which takes a leap forward from last year's revolutionary release, offering a more polished, streamlined game with even faster processing speeds. The loss of official team name licenses is becoming a serious problem, but once you get past that hurdle, Football Manager 27 offers a well-rounded managerial experience that's increasingly optimized and satisfying. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Review in Italian | Read full review
Football Manager 2027 marks a strong return to previous highs, following the stumbles last year, with the standout feature being the impressive and engaging changes to the tactics system, enhanced by greater control and noticeable feedback. Fans of the series should, and will, enjoy it, and it will make a good move forward for those who have been sticking with FM24.
Football Manager 27 is not perfect by any means. Some might still consider it inferior to the high watermark of FM2024. However, after the unmitigated disaster of FM26, it's fair to categorise this year as a bit of a comeback story when it comes to the series. It's clear Sports Interactive has learned some valuable lessons and got a real insight – if they needed one – about just what players of this franchise value. They value easy navigation and lots of clear information at hand. They want to be part of the world of their Football Manager save and they want that role-playing aspect. All those things are big wins in FM27. The match engine still needs a bit more work and there is lots of scope for improvement, but Football Manager 27 marks a really promising base from which to take stock and build upon.
Football Manager 27 may not yet be the absolute masterpiece of the series, but it is the Football Manager for the true enthusiasts—more polished and self-assured than the series has been for some time.
Review in Italian | Read full review