If you find that playing with only the English and Scottish leagues somewhat weakens your interest, you'll be pleased to discover that several foreign add-ons or stand-alone games are available.
During matches, explanatory text explains you what happens through use of the same text boxes, and you can of course modify your team just like you want to, and use the tactics of your choice. The game is controlled by solely using the mouse, and the menus don't contain icons or any flashy graphics - it rather goes for informative and in-your-face text boxes, CM-style. Literally every famous and semi-famous player from all around the globe is featured, and it's of course possible to transfer players to and from your squad in your neverending quest for the ultimate line-up. Despite the fact that the game consists purely of statistics and tables and no graphics at all, it's extremely addictive, and you cannot avoid not getting hooked if you're a footie fanatic.īoasting endless features and an enormous depth, CM2 is just like managing an own, personal football team from the comfort of your own living room. Released fall 1995 as the successor of a fine line of various versions of the original Championship Manager, CM2 soon established itself as the benchmark game for football management sims. The demo allows us to manage a team for the first six months of the season.CM2 is a football (known as soccer to some of you) management sim.Take your team all the way to the top with Championship Manager and keep them there! Requirements and additional information: The game has very good graphics, that we will follow from the sideline, being able to give different orders to our players when the ball goes out of touch, or choose when to substitute certain players. In the training section, the game will let us choose the individual training of each player, try out our tactics playing a training match with our best players against the reserves and B squad, train specific movements (penalties, shots on goal, 1-on-1. If you want a football game that isn't like FIFA or Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) and that actually focuses all its attention on buying and selling players, managing the squad, planning the training sessions (a very important part of the game) and the tactics that your team is going to use, you'll definitely like Championship Manager. With Championship Manager (one of the oldest names in the game) we will have to take our team all the way to the top. Nevertheless, like strategy games where you don't actually fight, managing a sports club can be equally entertaining. Sport simulators are generally focused on the action itself, not on what goes on in the background.
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