Soccer sim with 36 national teams, each carrying 16-player rosters. The game uses motion-captured animations—over 17,000 of them—to handle movement, from standard passes to headers and heel flicks. You pick formations, adjust tactics, and execute techniques that respond directly to stick input. Commentary reacts to what's happening on the pitch. You can trade players between squads or build custom ones to slot into your lineup. Matches unfold with enough mechanical depth that your approach matters: defensive setups play differently than attack-heavy formations, and specific techniques like through-balls or crosses require deliberate execution rather than button-mashing. If you want soccer that prioritizes control responsiveness and tactical variety over arcade speed, this delivers that.
