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Despite being heavily criticized for bugs, UI problems, and sluggishness, Football Manager 26 remains engaging due to its deep database, immersive gameplay, and the personal stories it creates, proving that even a flawed game can still be enjoyable.
Football Manager 26 received a major beta update with over 300 fixes and quality of life improvements, including stability fixes, UI adjustments, and new preferences, following a polarizing launch, with further updates planned.
Football Manager 26 is set to be released worldwide on November 4, with a UK release at 5pm GMT. The game requires 6-7GB of storage depending on the platform and is available at a discounted price through Loaded, with Xbox players able to access it for free via Xbox Game Pass. The early access period has received mixed reactions due to UI changes and technical issues, but updates are ongoing.
This week’s Japanese game releases include notable titles like Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment for Switch 2, Magical Craft: Neko to Mahou no Dress, and new versions of Football Manager 26, Sonic Rumble, and UNBEATABLE across various platforms, with both physical and digital options available.
Xbox Game Pass is adding several new titles including The Outer Worlds 2, PowerWash Simulator 2, and Football Manager 26, with some available immediately and others launching soon. The service also features updates, DLC, and upcoming departures, offering a diverse range of gaming experiences across multiple platforms.
Four games are confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in November 2025, including the highly anticipated Call of Duty Black Ops 7, along with Football Manager 26, Whiskerwood, and Winter Burrow, with more titles expected to be announced as the month approaches.
Football Manager 26 is now available for preorder with a release date of November 4, 2025, featuring a major upgrade to the Unity engine, new women's leagues, and deeper tactical options, with preorders open on PC and upcoming on consoles, along with mobile and Switch versions.
Football Manager 26, powered by the Unity engine, is expected to have higher system requirements than previous versions, likely necessitating a gaming PC upgrade, especially for those with older hardware, due to its more detailed graphics and advanced 3D match engine.