Games like Total Football Online

Steam reviews

What players say

Opinion is split: players praise the free price, smooth on-ball feel and licensed legends, but many find it mobile-like with a weak commentary and a cluttered menu.

Players who recommend it like that it is free, that the passing and dribbling feel smooth and responsive, that the player animations look convincing and that licensed legends such as Klose and Ronaldinho are available. Many players also enjoy the Ultimate Team style card collecting and the number of modes, including ranked, career and 2v2. The complaints are about the feel of a mobile port: a cluttered menu full of currencies, daily logins and reward popups, and weak controller support in menus. Many players also criticise the commentator, who cuts off mid-sentence, and the Chinese text that appears in some prompts. Some players report lag, disconnects and high ping in ranked matches, and a few describe gacha-style pack spending. Reviews from the last year lean more negative than Steam's totals suggest, and some players say the game is simply too slow or too simple to be a serious football game.

Who it suits

Players who want a free, arcade-style football game with licensed legends and do not mind a mobile-like interface.

Who should skip it

Players who want a serious simulation or a polished, stable experience should skip it, given the menus, monetisation and connection problems.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with more than 20 hours tend to focus on ranked play and card collecting, while early players mostly complain about menus and commentary.

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