Fantasy Soccer Manager

SEVENSWORN — a seven-a-side club, run from the touchline. You never kick the ball. You read the night, call the lane, and live with it. Fantasy Soccer Manager is a lightweight management game set in a floodlit street league. Matches play out in highlights, and when the ball goes dead the game stops and asks you one question: where do we attack, and how? Forty minutes, seven a side, and a squad that ages a little every season. MANAGE, DON'T MICROMANAGE - Call the attacking lane (LEFT / CENTER / RIGHT) and the stance at every stoppage — free kicks, corners, goal lines - Seven formations: 2-3-1, 3-2-1, 2-2-2, 4-2-0, 1-2-3, 6-0, 0-6 - Two player orders a match, three substitutions - Watch the highlights, or sit through the whole ninety FOUR RACES, FOUR PROBLEMS - HUMAN — ADAPTABLE. Half the cost out of position. The best people to rotate - ORC — BLOOD SCENT. Stronger in duels when behind. One of them goes berserk, and burns out for it - ELF — SECOND SIGHT. Late and behind, one pass cannot be cut - UNDEAD — NO PAIN. Rarely hurt, slow to mend. With no subs left, they get back up A WORLD THAT KEEPS MOVING - 32 clubs across four divisions. First goes up, eighth goes down - 14 league rounds and three cups: CITY CUP, CHAMPIONS SHIELD, THE UNDERCARD - Cup ties are settled on penalties, taken one by one - Every player in the world grows, declines and retires between seasons - Youth intake, injuries in four grades, bookings, suspensions, sendings-off BUILD SOMETHING - Campaigns of 3, 5 or 10 seasons, with goals scaled to the division you started in — fourth-tier survival is not first-tier glory - Four transfer windows a season. Sell before you buy. No wages, no contracts, no bidding wars — one fee and it's done - Four facilities in three tiers: medical room, analysis room, coaching staff, youth academy - A stadium that grows with the crowd it earns - 22 achievements, shared across all three save slots NO TIMERS, NO ENERGY Plays offline, in portrait, one-handed. Three save slots. English and Korean. Free with ads. Rewarded ads are optional and give small nudges — one more scouting candidate, a shorter spell on the treatment table, a bigger match purse — and nothing is locked behind them. Take a club in the fourth division and see how high it climbs before the seasons run out.