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Steam reviews

What players say

Mostly positive: players praise the realistic, skill-based football, but the public matches are wrecked by selfish teammates, shaky servers and the lack of ranked play.

Many players enjoy the football itself: passing, shooting and tackling feel more like real football than rival games, and the matches are exciting when the team works together. Some call it a free alternative to Rematch and say it could overtake it. The complaints are mostly about other players: many describe teammates who hog the ball, never pass, play out of position or quit early, and say there is no ranked mode or position choice to separate them. Some players also report server and matchmaking problems, poor performance on modest hardware, awkward controls for goalkeepers and a tackle cooldown that feels too long. Some reviewers are frustrated by the monetisation and by the moderation system. Recent reviews are harsher than the older helpful ones, with more complaints about matchmaking penalties and the position selector.

Who it suits

Suits football fans who want a realistic, skill-based game and have friends to play with, and who are happy with an early-access game that is still being polished.

Who should skip it

Should skip it if you mainly play solo, want a reliable ranked system, or are put off by toxic teammates, server problems and monetisation.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with under 20 hours mostly recommend the game and focus on the football and matchmaking, while players with 20 to 200 hours are split and more often complain about recent changes, moderation and the monetisation.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.