My Football Hero: Soccer Sim

A soccer career sim where you raise one player from age 16 all the way to retirement. Start on a third-division B team and climb to the top flight, the Grand League and the World Championship. Every match comes with live play-by-play from a British commentator who follows your player and isn't shy about roasting them. Off the field, it's your life too: transfers, contracts, sponsors, a home, and someone to share it with. Then send the player you raised into Competitive, where clubs from around the world meet in one league. (The game calls it football. Your commentator insists.) ■ A career built week by week · Plan each week's training around stamina and condition. Push too hard and you'll get hurt. · A quick guide gets you going, and your pro debut comes in week one. · From week 20 of your first season, let your assistant fast-forward the rest. It only stops for the calls that need you. ■ Games you actually watch · Live text commentary for every game: lineups, a pregame preview and every goal. · In big games, you decide how to play the key moments. · The biggest nights in Europe and on the world stage play out on a live match board. · Make the national team and play the World Championship yourself. ■ Physical tests you play yourself · Every season, go head-to-head with the world's top prospects in the Yo-Yo test and the sprint. Put up big numbers and scouts take notice. ■ Attributes and growth · Pick one of 10 positions, from goalkeeper to striker, and spend your XP on the attributes you want. · Raise your potential through hidden training programs, then use Limit Break to push attributes past 100. · Open card packs for gear and staff cards, then equip and upgrade them. ■ Transfers and contracts · When the window opens, rumors fly and clubs reach out. Negotiate your wages and signing bonus, then decide whether to stay or go. · Ten fictional sponsors compete for you. Chat with their reps and haggle over the terms. ■ Life off the field · Build your home and facilities, invest your money and hire an assistant. · Meet 50 different people, go on dates and, if it feels right, get married. · Your biggest moments become magazine-style posters. When you retire, save a farewell video and share it. ■ A soccer world that never stops moving · 15 leagues in 5 countries, three divisions each, with standings and transfers that update every week. · Each season ends with an awards night for the league champions and the Golden Star winner. · Retired players stay in the world and come back as teammates or opponents. ■ Competitive: one league for clubs from around the world · Send players you raised into Competitive and play in the same leagues as clubs from around the world. · Start your own club or join one. AI clubs fill any open spots, so there's always a full league. · Games kick off on one worldwide schedule and play out on a live match board. Missed one? Replay it at up to 4x speed. · Climb the divisions through promotion and relegation, and chase the season's top-scorer and best-player titles. · Warm up together before kickoff, plan in the club chat, send cheers to other clubs and answer reporters after big games. · On transfer day, club leaders can sign players from other clubs. ■ Your soundtrack · An original soundtrack with vocal tracks, and separate playlists for your career and for Competitive. ■ Pick up where you left off · Sign in with Google Play Games and every career is saved to the cloud automatically. · New phone? Sign in with the same Google account and keep going. · You can also jump right in without signing in. Free to download. Optional in-app purchases include paid random items (card packs bought with Crowns). Drop rates are shown in the game. All club, league and player names and crests are fictional. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any real club, league, competition or player.

• Reduced crashes on iPhone in Hero Moment and match screens. • Fixed the match board freezing. • Reduced flickering of the guide speech bubble. • On first launch, the intro now skips ahead if it stalls. • Fixed leagues losing clubs over long careers, which reduced the number of matches. • Stability improvements.