The true beauty of the game is depicted brilliantly in this entry of ‘ Appy Days’ from 2012. Not happy with how that last match went? Spare another minute to play one more match to make up for it. It also makes the game incredibly addictive. This makes the game fast paced and easy to play on the go – a neat combination for any mobile game. The matches go by quickly though, so the player needs to be clinical to have any success.
Their successes or failures are often pivotal for both the team and the player themselves. The player takes control during key moments within matches. Playing the game itself is self-explanatory and the controls are incredibly simple. Your relationship with your manager and your own morale are just a couple of the many intertwined priorities that the player must manage. Off the field, you have other issues to manage. On the field, your performances matter a lot. New Star Soccer’s inclusion of a role-playing element makes the game superbly immersive. From there, the game is essentially endless – you can continue playing as your character for however long you like, creating as many storylines as you want. The player starts by creating a character before embarking on a football career starting as a 16-year-old star in a bottom division of their own choice (from all sorts of distant, faraway lands). The game is essentially endless – you can continue playing as your character for however long you like, creating as many storylines as you want Though the first version of the game was released in 2003, New Star Soccer only began finding substantial success after releasing on mobile in 2012.Įntering a market where there was a demand for on-the-fly mobile gaming that included games such as Flappy Bird, Angry Birds and Plague Inc., New Star Soccer fit in straight away. Basic, yet addictive, and in an arcade-style format, New Star Soccer captures the beauty of playing football in an effortlessly simple manner. New Star Soccer (as they call it across the pond) does. Don’t get me wrong – these are all fantastic titles in their own right, but they just don’t quite capture the essence of ‘the beautiful game’. However, with such complexity surrounding these games, the ‘football’ is sometimes overshadowed and, in some instances, even neutralised. Though games such as FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer dominate the global sales, other games such as Football Manager and even Rocket League offer alternative avenues within the same genre. The market for football video games has always been huge. “Playing football is very simple, but playing simple football is the hardest thing there is,” all-time FC Barcelona and Netherlands legend, Johan Cruyff (1947-2016).
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