Football Manager 2023

FM23

Football Manager 2022

FM22

Football Manager 2021

FM21

Football Manager 2020

FM20

Football Manager 2019

FM19

Football Manager 2018

FM18

Football Manager 2017

FM17

Eastside Hockey Manager (2015)

EHM15

Football Manager 2016

FM16

Football Manager Online

FMO

Football Manager 2015

FM15

Football Manager 2014

FM14

Football Manager 2013

FM13

Football Manager 2012

FM12

Football Manager 2011

FM11

Football Manager 2010

FM10

Football Manager Live

FMLIVE

Football Manager 2009

FM09

Football Manager 2008

FM08

Football Manager 2007

FM07

NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2007

EHM07

Football Manager 2006

FM06

NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2005

EHM05

Football Manager 2005

FM05

NHL Eastside Hockey Manager

EHM

10 years of games before FM

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Released: 13/11/2015

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After years of sharing tales of virtual touchline glory with friends, Football Manager 2016 finally gave you a chance to go head-to-head. One of two new game modes, Fantasy Draft gave you all the same amount of cash and then let you assemble your best possible team, before throwing you together in a mini league to help separate the best from the rest.

The other new game mode was Create-A-Club, allowing you to build your own custom team and add it to any existing league (reminiscent of the popular My Club option in previous Handheld titles). In keeping with the customisation theme, FM16 also let you design a manager avatar to spring from the dugout in style and complain about dubious throw-ins.

FM16 featured improvements to the matchday experience with over 2,000 new animations helping the 3D Match Engine to shine, you had more options to plan set-pieces and a new highlights package to keep up to date with other leagues. Prozone integration then gave you authentic tools to prepare for your next big match, with more stats than ever.

Finally, Classic mode was also rebranded Football Manager Touch, which let you carry over our game in the accompanying FM Touch 2016 release for high-end smart devices.

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Designed to be played on the move, Football Manager Mobile 2016 was the most refined version of handheld Football Manager to date, allowing you to pick any team from 14 countries (including all the big European leagues) and see how far you could take them. Managing Barcelona proving a little easy? Why not see how you handle those wet and windy nights in Stoke?

This time out, we offered new tactical instructions. You could choose where your team concentrated its passing, select your main attacking threat or creative outlet, and even advise your goalkeeper on distribution. If in doubt, kick it out.

Coaches were also part of the mix now, helping to design focused training sessions for the next big match, while you could level up your management by pursuing bronze, silver and gold coaching badges that would help you to specialise in different management areas.

Not only that, but a new transfer window parity feature allowed you to start your first season with the football world as it was in real life (with only free transfers allowed), allowing you to see how you really might fare in the immediate football climate.

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Having whet players' appetites for what could be possible on high-end tablets, Football Manager Touch 2016 was a veritable feast. Refined to be even more responsive and sensitive to touch control, with lots of contextual dropdowns and other helpful adjustments, it was the slickest, most cultured take on Football Manager that you could ask for on a tablet.

Of course, FM16 Touch was also available as part of FM16, and sold separately on PC and Mac, so if you had any of those versions then you were also treated to cross-save support, allowing you to continue your game on whichever device you happened to have at your disposal. The simplified take on FM - focusing on transfers, tactics, set-piece planning and opposition instructions - continued to prove popular.

On top of features like the returning Challenge mode, FM16 Touch also introduced Create-A-Club, allowing you to build up your own footballing dynasty and fill it with whoever you liked. Tired of dragging your childhood team to the pinnacle of world football every year? Then why not see how the team of your favourite childhood TV presenter fares, or perhaps you and your mates? However you play, FM16 Touch was there for you, home and away.

Designed to be played on the move, Football Manager Mobile 2016 was the most refined version of handheld Football Manager to date, allowing you to pick any team from 14 countries (including all the big European leagues) and see how far you could take them. Managing Barcelona proving a little easy? Why not see how you handle those wet and windy nights in Stoke?

This time out, we offered new tactical instructions. You could choose where your team concentrated its passing, select your main attacking threat or creative outlet, and even advise your goalkeeper on distribution. If in doubt, kick it out.

Coaches were also part of the mix now, helping to design focused training sessions for the next big match, while you could level up your management by pursuing bronze, silver and gold coaching badges that would help you to specialise in different management areas.

Not only that, but a new transfer window parity feature allowed you to start your first season with the football world as it was in real life (with only free transfers allowed), allowing you to see how you really might fare in the immediate football climate.

Having whet players' appetites for what could be possible on high-end tablets, Football Manager Touch 2016 was a veritable feast. Refined to be even more responsive and sensitive to touch control, with lots of contextual dropdowns and other helpful adjustments, it was the slickest, most cultured take on Football Manager that you could ask for on a tablet.

Of course, FM16 Touch was also available as part of FM16, and sold separately on PC and Mac, so if you had any of those versions then you were also treated to cross-save support, allowing you to continue your game on whichever device you happened to have at your disposal. The simplified take on FM - focusing on transfers, tactics, set-piece planning and opposition instructions - continued to prove popular.

On top of features like the returning Challenge mode, FM16 Touch also introduced Create-A-Club, allowing you to build up your own footballing dynasty and fill it with whoever you liked. Tired of dragging your childhood team to the pinnacle of world football every year? Then why not see how the team of your favourite childhood TV presenter fares, or perhaps you and your mates? However you play, FM16 Touch was there for you, home and away.