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Made by Gameloft, Real   has incredible graphics, average gameplay, and some interesting team management to keep you occupied. On the other hand, it suffers from touch controls that are really cumbersome and inaccurate, and the game feels excessively difficult as a result. It is available on Google Play, App Store and BlackBerry World. The game allows you to develop the facilities at the club, custom design your own kits, hire new staff, players and coaches, and even lead a team to the top division of European and World football. You create your own franchise and explore all the aspects of modern football.The actual play is stilted and basic, and sometimes the team management can seem a little too focused on monetisation rather than enjoyment. Still, despite some caveats, there's fun to be had with this game.

 

For all those who have always dreamt of running a club with an iron fist to take it to the very top of footballing glory, the latest version of Football Manager Handheld by Sega, would work pretty fine. The sheer number of features, which range from creating a club from scratch to recreating a classic team or building a squad with family and friends, is overwhelming.The game is famously deep in its desktop avatar. On mobiles, the experience is thoroughly stripped down, and trades complexity for speed, letting you quickly assemble your team and send them out. The highlights are presented in a 2D view, complete with commentary, and while the tactical might feel a little light the game is still incredibly engrossing.