FIFA Manager 11 Demo

Soccer clubs are always changing players, managers and sponsors, but one thing remains unchanged over the years: the fan base. However, regardless for how long you have been watching your favorite team's matches, no one is truly prepared to take on the manager job, especially not someone without some prior experience in the field.

FIFA Manager 11 is the yearly release in the popular football management series that has offers people from all over the world a chance to take the reigns of their preferred soccer club and see how they would fare when faced with the responsibility. Thus, by employing the desired tactics and strategies, you must make full use of every player and spend the available budget as well as you can, while trying to please the fans, the players, the board and a million other things at the same time.

As usually, this title brings forth a wide variety of improvements, most of which are meant to refine the gameplay and make the experience as intuitive and straightforward as possible, while also allowing you to make matters as complicated as possible, in case you decide to change every aspect of your team. Moreover, this new installment even allows you to manually position every player on the field, as well as adjust the overall team positioning during corners and free kicks.

Since a good transfer can decide the outcome of the entire season, this aspect has been heavily refined as well, in order to come as close to reality as possible. Thus, it is even trickier to secure the contract with famous and high-rated players, since rival clubs do everything in their power to stop you, while the media puts pressure on you and the club, since you are under the spotlight until the transfer is completed.

You also get to play in a brand new game mode as well, which basically recreates the 2010 World Cup that took place in South Africa. Although this mode is not nearly as detailed or complex as the default one, you can have a lot of fun with it as well, especially if you enjoy a challenge and you want to witness different results, depending on the strategies you employ.

In the end, it is rather obvious that FIFA Manager 11 is by far the best title yet, mostly because it basically contains everything the series did until now, plus the newly added features. Thus, as long as the gameplay does not suffer any weird and disastrous modification, the game should continue to get better and better.