Muito bom, muito melhor que seu antecessor, UI fluida, match engine legal e muito interessante não ter mais táticas "chave" como era em todos os outros FM, agora você tem que realmente levar as características dos seus jogadores em consideração

Having never played Football, nevermind managed a squad. I did the obvious thing and made a character with zero experience of managing a football team, and only RAW ambition.

Huddersfield subsequently sacked me after winning five games in a row, as the dressing room all thought I was some sort of fraud. Disgusting. It had nothing to do with the previous 10 losses or the dressing room atmosphere, which was often described as abysmal.

Onto greener pastures we went. Southampton looked good, I can't tell you why but they became the chosen ones.

We went in with one simple tactic and some minor adjustments seeing us SKY ROCKET through the Sky Bet Championship League from -4 (my friend informs me this was due to hiding in some bushes. Weird, but we have to support the club through thick and thin).

Needless to say, I ended up getting promoted that season to the Premier League and boy, what a wake up call to my lack of experience, funding and sheer incompetence that was! We barely managed to make it through the first season. Placing 17th. Just safe, what a relief! In the end, I played this game I didn't think I'd like for 120 hours. I know what an offside rule is, I've discovered the False 9, I love several players dearly and hate several others passionately. I now openly support Huddersfield, while secretly wishing for their demise since my sacking.

FM27 is the only reason I like football. It's very good.

Now, just one more match.

TLDR:
FM24 = ★★★★☆ CA
FM26 = ★☆☆☆☆ CA
FM27 = ★★★⯪☆ CA
It's a game. I am having fun and that is all that matters. A big step forward from FM26.
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Currently into my 3rd season of the game (January 2029).
It's still not going to be everyone's cup of tea, but its a hell of an improvement from the slop they pushed out for FM26. This year's iteration has improved and fixed much of the issues faced last year. FM27 brings a host of updates that arguably should have already been in FM26, whilst also bringing some old features from FM24 back.

Whilst the UI has already taken a big step forward from FM26, some diehard FM24 players may still feel its too far from what they are used to, however this really isn't a deal breaker of any sort. There are 2 key topics that are highly contested and also annoying when it comes to FM27. Tactical Effectiveness and the problematic Match Engine .

Tactical Effectiveness is a weird thing, because it feels so logical yet many are struggling to get around the complexity of it, and its impact to on-field performance. Gone are the days of plug-and-play tactics dominating every match you play . Quite simply, training, individual instructions, opponent specific tweaks, home/away tweaks and actual player ability/suitability has really been brought forward in their weighted importance. I personally am really enjoying this aspect, having taken 2 full seasons to really get Tactical Understanding nailed on in the green, but it felt so rewarding after achieving it. Its more realistic in the sense that, you can't simply tell a byline hugging winger to suddenly cut in all the time to be seamless.

I find myself making small tweaks to positions each game that are specific to player strengths. So for example:

Rashford = WDF, but Cunha would play INF or as a Left sided AM.
Mbuemo = INW/INF, but Amad = Winger or Lacey = INW
Mbuemo = CHF, but Sesko = CF

You see your team struggle against different kinds of oppositions and dominate others. Building two tactics that can be used really maximises overall performance. But also winning games and leagues, especially with underdog teams just feel so much more rewarding (and difficult!). Whilst I am sure part of this is purely cosmetic and placebo, I am having fun with it .

Match Engine well this is one area that has had some changes, but one i am concerned with. The number of player mistakes being seen in this iteration has significantly increased. Could this be due to tactical effectiveness? Maybe, but still its on the "extreme" rate of occurrence where many players have been having gripes with. Furthermore, players are not following instructions as seamlessly and accurately like past FM series. We also still see annoying highlights such as a ridiculous amount of shots hitting the post, or an unrealistic amount of offside goals (some offsides are just ridiculous for professionals..). I understand SI has tried to make changes to the ME in the aim of improving it, but I believe that this ME h

Football Manager 27

English (German below):

After hundreds and thousands hours in previous versions of FMs, I must say:
To be honest, I’m pretty blown away by FM 27. It’s a huge step forward. The UI is tidier and looks as though FM 26 and FM 24 had a baby, and with the skins – which are already really cool – there’s so much more to come, and this is just the beginning.
The user experience has also improved; it addresses one of the most important aspects of games for me: immersion. The game finally feels immersive again; you can really lose yourself in the world. The News Hubs and the options for game flow make up for my beloved Screen Flow from FM 24, and – what’s more – I actually like it even better than Screen Flow. It’s more seamlessly integrated into the game.
Overall, I finally feel like a manager again – one who conscientiously prepares his team for the next match and then shares in the excitement during the game.
As for the matchday graphics: it still looks rather dreadful, to be honest. But FM was never meant to be a graphical marvel, and it actually serves its purpose. I’d just like to be able to see even more of how the attributes are visualised. In other words: I’d love to see even cleaner blocks, tackles, dribbles, pressing, etc. As it is, I can only glimpse what’s actually being calculated under the hood.
Incidentally, I’m really excited to see what the modding community has in store for us… and, for example, the vanilla skin already looks quite smart (when I think of how dreadful the vanilla skin looked in FM 24). I’m not even going to mention other mods here yet – the community is really on a roll with those too…
What I don’t like so much is the fact that, as a manager, I still have very little influence over the coach of the youth teams and reserve sides. I still can’t dictate tactics to him or tell him that this or that prospect should always play in a specific position. Though I think I read a Twitter post recently from an SI employee where he said that this limited influence was entirely intentional.
All in all, though, that classic FM feel is definitely back. It’s great fun.
And what I actually like best about the new FM: it’s become significantly, significantly harder. You don’t win just like that anymore. There are also no ‘Plug-and-Play’ tactics that let you win every time without varying your approach (I’m just saying 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 controlled, positive attacking Gegenpress). You definitely have to adapt your tactics more to the opponent, and Tactical Effectiveness seems to have an huge impact on the flow and the difficulty of the game. I’m really struggling with a mid-table team at the moment and just need to get used to it. I really hope SI sticks with this and doesn’t let complaints that the game is too difficult soften their stance.
I´m really enjoying FM 27 so far – it´s great fun!

Deutsch:

Nach Hunderten und Tausenden von Stunden in früheren Versionen von FM muss ich sagen:
Um ehrlich zu sein, bin ich vom FM 2

I've been very critical of SI over the last few years. The lack of communication, the no-show of FM25 and the hollow, soulless blob that was FM26.
The series felt in decline, the move to a click heavy UI, the removal of features and worst of all... it felt small, linear and not the massive immersive sandbox I loved. FM26 didn't feel like you were managing a club, it felt like you were managing matches. The UI and lack of immersion eventually burnt me out. It was sluggish, it was heavy, its felt like I was fighting the game to get the experience I wanted.

Thankfully FM27 is a return to form. Is it perfect? No, it still has issues. But at the very least its feels harder and for the most part.... it feels like FM again. The UI has been streamlined and your mouse will thank you. You will save thousands of clicks. The info you want, its there, its accessible, not hidden behind a Tsunami of popups. For me at least its a big improvement. Its far easier to navigate and even if you hate the default skin. Skinners are going to have a field day with this.

But the big feature is Immersion. You actually feel like you're a part of a broad footballing world. Where things change, and stuff actually happens. In 26 I had no idea what was going on, I was a passenger in my own save. Everything was hidden. In 27 I lose 5 mins all the time, going down the FM rabbit hole. Exploring some random Egyptian wonderkid. It doesn't sound like a big change but in a sandbox like FM built on information, actually showing the player that information in a fun interactive way is game changing.

Overall the game isn't perfect, but it at least feels like its moving in the right direction again. The match engine feels a bit wonky at times, camera angels are completely wild and some of the animations are interesting at best. But SI do deserve some credit for actively listening to feedback and for making for the most part wholesale positive changes.

Muito bom, muito melhor que seu antecessor, UI fluida, match engine legal e muito interessante não ter mais táticas "chave" como era em todos os outros FM, agora você tem que realmente levar as características dos seus jogadores em consideração

love football manager have bought it every year since champ manager 00/01. finding it a bit more difficult this year with the tacitcal effictiveness addition but am sure i will learn it. love the game

Giant improvement, the match engine still needs some tweaking.