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Released: 07/11/24
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Football Manager 2024 (PC/Mac), Football Manager 2024 Console (Xbox/PS5), Football Manager 2024 Touch (Apple Arcade and Nintendo Switch™) and Football Manager 2024 Mobile (Netflix) launched worldwide from released worldwide on Tuesday, November 6th.
The most complete edition in series’ history, FM24 was an historically significant title for the franchise. It marked our first release in Japan, complete with official licensing of the Meiji Yamada J. Leagues for the first time. It was also the first time in FM history that our Mobile title was released as a Netflix exclusive.
Hailed by fans and media, FM24 broke multiple player records. It reached 7 million players, more than FM23’s lifetime total, inside 100 days and went on to pass the milestone of 15m lifetime players.
New for this season
FM24 was the 20th game in the Football Manager series and a love letter to football.
In addition to the ground-breaking new ability to transfer forward careers from FM23, FM23 Console and FM23 Touch, FM24 was packed with headline developments influenced by the world of football.
Players were able to enjoy greater variety in every career with the arrival of two new game modes – Real World and Your World. Real World mirrors when players actually joined a club, while Your World sets club squads and budgets at the day a career starts.
Truer Football Motion, Match Authenticity & Positional Play
Enhancements to player animations, ball physics and lighting delivered the most immersive Match Engine in Football Manager history.
More intelligent player rotational movements added more fluidity to every highlight. The introduction of the new Inverted Full-Back role helped the franchise keep pace with the modern’s game latest tactical trend.
Set Pieces Refresh & Coaches Debut
Players were able to make an impact at both ends of the pitch thanks to an overhauled Set Piece Creator. The addition of Set Piece Coaches to backroom staff was inspired by professional football and gave players additional support to develop winning routines in every scenario.
Smarter Transfers, Squad Building & Finance
FM24’s transfer market had a big overhaul, making it the most refined in series history. AI managers were made smarter than ever, meaning more strategic recruitment decisions and more competitive transfer battles.
Introducing Intermediaries & Offloading Players
To reflect the growing influence of agents in modern football and to give players more tools to offload players, outbound transfers got a revamp too in FM24. New Intermediaries helped managers offload surplus players for a cut of the final transfer fee. Additional functionality for existing Agents and the debut of TransferRoom, football real-life transfer marketplace, delivered more real-world powered tools to build elite teams and dominate the competition.
Individual Player Targets & Interaction Logic
Players could motivate your team to achieve more on and off the field by setting them individual Targets. Whether focused on goals scored in a season or average training performances, they could better challenge their star players and top prospects to maximise their ability.
FM24 Console launched globally from November 6th on Xbox, Xbox Game Pass and, after a sparkling debut season, PlayStation 5.
As well as the ability to bring forward your saved games from FM23 Console, FM24 Console included a number of features that ramped up the immersion and elevated the experience for players.
In addition to mirroring the Set Piece and Match Engine upgrades in the PC title, FM24 Console included bespoke improvements to both Dynamics and Training. For Dynamics, that was a new system empowering managers to define their own style with a clear view of how their players bought-in and responded to their approach. Training took the form of a new menu that delivered more control over the development of first-team players and academy prospects.
Board Requests were redefined, better allowing managers to make their voice heard and influence their club’s development.
For the most competitive managers, they had more avenues to compete with their friends following the first-time introduction of cross-play between Xbox and PS5 consoles.
FM24 Touch launched on November 6th on both Apple Arcade and Nintendo Switch. It came with a host of changes, from in-game navigation enhancements to a new Dynamics system that will brought managers closer to their star players.
Matchdays looked significantly better, with FM24 Touch adopting the player movement, ball physics and lighting improvements also made to FM24 and FM24 Console.
An enhanced layout for iPhone levelled up the experience for players accessing the game on the move, presenting information in a friendlier, more intuitive way.
Elsewhere, there were significant improvements to Set Pieces, Training and Board Requests.
FM24 Mobile brought the thrill of fast-paced football management exclusively to Netflix.
Matchday was the centre of most of the game’s new features. A Pre-Match Hub delivered key insights before big games, while new in-match notifications made it easier than ever for managers to make winning changes when their team needed it most. Whether it was a title decider, relegation scrap or cup final, managers got key information straight after the final whistle in the new Post-Match Hub.
New reputation titles added a customised element to the gameplay experience, with players picking up different monikers as they progressed through their career based on their tactical approach, personality and transfer decisions.
FM24 Console launched globally from November 6th on Xbox, Xbox Game Pass and, after a sparkling debut season, PlayStation 5.
As well as the ability to bring forward your saved games from FM23 Console, FM24 Console included a number of features that ramped up the immersion and elevated the experience for players.
In addition to mirroring the Set Piece and Match Engine upgrades in the PC title, FM24 Console included bespoke improvements to both Dynamics and Training. For Dynamics, that was a new system empowering managers to define their own style with a clear view of how their players bought-in and responded to their approach. Training took the form of a new menu that delivered more control over the development of first-team players and academy prospects.
Board Requests were redefined, better allowing managers to make their voice heard and influence their club’s development.
For the most competitive managers, they had more avenues to compete with their friends following the first-time introduction of cross-play between Xbox and PS5 consoles.
FM24 Touch launched on November 6th on both Apple Arcade and Nintendo Switch. It came with a host of changes, from in-game navigation enhancements to a new Dynamics system that will brought managers closer to their star players.
Matchdays looked significantly better, with FM24 Touch adopting the player movement, ball physics and lighting improvements also made to FM24 and FM24 Console.
An enhanced layout for iPhone levelled up the experience for players accessing the game on the move, presenting information in a friendlier, more intuitive way.
Elsewhere, there were significant improvements to Set Pieces, Training and Board Requests.
FM24 Mobile brought the thrill of fast-paced football management exclusively to Netflix.
Matchday was the centre of most of the game’s new features. A Pre-Match Hub delivered key insights before big games, while new in-match notifications made it easier than ever for managers to make winning changes when their team needed it most. Whether it was a title decider, relegation scrap or cup final, managers got key information straight after the final whistle in the new Post-Match Hub.
New reputation titles added a customised element to the gameplay experience, with players picking up different monikers as they progressed through their career based on their tactical approach, personality and transfer decisions.
