Football Manager 2012 has the potential to have you fired from your real job, play a vital part in ruining your education or destroy your marriage. It’s a near inexhaustible entertainment resource but it’s also a pristine, wonderfully crafted game in its own right that provides more value for money than most anything else; at the end of the day, it deserves the twelve hours you wasted prior.
Sports Interactive has exposed more of the game’s workings to players than ever. It feels both fresh and familiar at the same time, while being the best FM has ever played at launch.
The perennial favourite Football Manager makes its debut on the Switch. Does this addictive management sim have the same allure in your pocket? In today's review, Jump Dash Roll heads to the dugout to have a few words with the referee.
Editor Paul Izod takes a look at the 2017 version of Football Manager from Sports Interactive for Zero1gaming
