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Clearer match goals, tournament stakes and lasting career rewards. Improved management feedback, large-text settings and end-of-career screens. Fixed calendar results, qualification timing, season messages and cooldown wording. Opening pause now saves the match for recovery after an interruption.
Draw the ball on the pitch. Buy, bribe and naturalise your way to the finals.
You are the general secretary of a small football federation and its team manager at the same time. On matchday you draw the ball with your finger, one curve at a time, past whoever is standing in the way. Between matches you sit in an office and do the other job: buying players, paying agents, naturalising foreigners, keeping the press quiet and getting a nation into a tournament it has no business being at. Two halves that feed each other. The match is a line you draw and an opponent who bends round it with the same three curves you would. The office is a ledger with a reason on every line, a heat meter that rises when somebody notices, and a market board that never shows you the same man twice in a cycle. - Draw every pass, shot and set piece by hand. No stick, no buttons - Play a match, sim it, or bail out of a live one and sim from where you stand - A paperwork market: quote a case, wait the weeks, and find out if it is refused - Agents take a cut, leak what you are doing, and can be paid to stay quiet - Audits strike a case out, and the player is simply unavailable - Three ways off the heat meter, and every one costs something that is not money - Rival federations shop the same board you do - Facilities, staff, sponsors, press and a board with opinions The bent half is not a cheat menu. Every crime has to be visible either on the pitch while your finger is down or in the bracket, so nothing you pay for is just a number moving on a screen you never look at. Getting caught is not a fail state either. It is a bill. Nations, players and competitions are invented. There are no real footballers, no federation crests, no manufacturer kits and no official nicknames. Plays fully offline. No account, no sign-in. Free, supported by occasional between-match interstitials and optional rewarded ads, with no in-app purchases. Qualify. However you have to.