[Top 10] Best Football Games For PC (Ranked Fun To Most Fun)

 [Top 10] Best Football Games For PC (Ranked Fun Too Most Fun)

According to statistics, if you are seeking a football video game for your PC, you will probably buy FIFA or PES. Thanks to motion capture, 3D visuals, and manufactured audio commentary.

Some viewers may mistake the couch athlete's soccer game on a PC or console for a real broadcast. Football games like FIFA and PES have now been staged so accurately that you can only chuckle at the old favorites. Below is a list of the top 10 best football games for pc, ranked from fun to most fun

1. Football Manager

1992 | Sports Interactive / Sega | Windows, Mac, Linux

You identify top talent, set up individualized training plans, discuss pay, and search for the appropriate words to motivate your team peradventure you lost in the first half of the game. 

You start to yell and cheer orders from the sidelines like a real coach ( I'm not sure whether you've broken a mouse like me).

Even professional clubs like Sports Interactive's Football Manager. Their object of desire is the extensive player database: More than 1,300 scouts in 51 countries enter ratings for kickers worldwide.

Do you know numerous famous people enjoy playing Football Manager? Football Manager games have been known to be played by many well-known athletes (the most recent being the France 2018 World Cup-winning team). However, athletes like Robbie Williams, Paolo Nutini, and Jason Manford who are not associated with football are also big admirers.

Advantages: The graphics are amazing, with lots of animations and 3D match simulations. In addition, the game has been substantially improved by the combination of xG and SciSports.

Drawbacks: The game is pricey, which makes most players uneasy. Additionally, you will have some challenging times while you initially become accustomed to the players.

2. Football, Tactics & Glory

2018 | Creo team | Windows

You start Football, Tactics & Glory for a quick kick in between and two hours later you're still playing it. Because you quickly want to take this one match, one transfer, one level-up with you.

 This is ensured by gameplay that cleverly mixes football management, role-playing, and round tactics. The game aims to climb from the amateur league to the international ranks. And for that, you need brains -next to, but especially on the pitch.

After the whistle, you move your footballers across the field in rounds and let them carry out special actions. The game reveals an amazing tactical depth: every movement counts, and every skill needs to be used carefully. 

Over time you recognize and counter the strengths and weaknesses of your opponents better and better. And the more often you win, the more fame and money you get as a reward.

Advantages: You can change or rebuild players and clubs in this game, which allows for great personalization. You can also check the mods that other gamers have previously made.

Drawbacks: The graphics could be a lot better and the players could be more realistic, especially given how well-liked and supported this game already is.

3. Rocket League

2015 | Psyonix | Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4, Xbox One, Switch

The biggest difference in terms of play is made by the afterburners in the car and the jump-like boards. As a result, Rocket League is played much higher than is usual in classic football.

Do you know that even though Rocket League may appear to be an entirely new and unheard-of phenomenon it was created as a sort of spiritual sequel to Psyonix's 2008 PlayStation 3 title Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars?

Advantages: Since this game offers an online component, you can play with your friends or any other user from around the world. To add variety, there are other modes like the Mutator and Hockey-Esque choices.

Drawbacks: There isn't a way to alter the game's length, which is frustrating. Additionally, the game's original camera settings are still annoying.

4. Kopanito All-Stars Soccer

2014 | Merixgames | Windows, Mac, Linux.

For those longing for a Nintendo World Cup reboot, Kopanito All-Stars Soccer is a charming PC alternative. The indie title is the Mario Kart of soccer games, so to speak: a fast-paced arcade kick with power-ups scattered around the field.

 On top of that, there are crazy special abilities - like shots that petrify the opponent or huge blowers that blow the ball away from the goal. The game is therefore nothing for well-considered tacticians or reality fanatics.

Advantages: You'll be able to compete in 17 various leagues and tournaments throughout the globe while having complete control over the stadium, the ball, and the number of teams.

Drawbacks: For experienced players, this game is pretty simple. You won't have any interest in playing any more games after twelve or so.

5. Super Arcade Football

2021|Out of the bit ltd | Windows, Mac, Nintendo, Switch.

Do you remember when top-down, 2D soccer games were popular? The aesthetic is repeated in Super Arcade Football. OutoftheBit's gameplay, which is reminiscent of Italia '90 and Sensible Soccer, will make you want to dust off your old consoles and take a journey down memory lane.

Although it is quicker and has better graphics than its forerunners, all the game mechanics are still present. You can play a variety of courses, from dry to muddy and ice, using only basic controls like passing, shooting, and moving.

 If you wish to invite one or three friends to play with you, there is support for up to four people.

Advantages: It has the ideal pace and responsiveness for a football game that will appeal to both experienced and novice gamers. The developers have promised to significantly expand the experience, including career mode (similar to SWOS), many more teams and tournaments, online multiplayer, and other mods.

Drawbacks: At kickoff, the AI team always passes it to the same player (different person per half, either left or right). Exploiting this is straightforward.

6. Pixel Cup Soccer

2016 |Batovi game studio| Windows, Mac.

Although it has been around for a while, Pixel Cup Soccer is another game that brings to mind the straightforwardness of soccer games from the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Its pixelated design brings back memories of FIFA games from the past before 3D visuals were available. There are several different tournaments available at any time, and local multiplayer is supported. 

Even the Women's World Cup and Pixel Cup are supported here, and FM is only one of the few football games that do so. Pixel Cup Soccer can help you push the envelope if Super Arcade Football doesn't provide the rush of nostalgia you're looking for.

Chuck is a gift for those who grew up in the Super Arcade Football, SNES, and Mega Drive eras and has bigger targets, leap walls, entertaining match modifiers, and an online mode.

Advantages: The "Career" feature is quite intriguing and addictive, aside from the different tournaments and quick play. XP points can be used to boost several skills and stats, and the effects are noticeable right away.

Drawbacks: Considering how popular and well-liked this game is already, the graphics could be much better and the players might be more realistic.

7. Totoball

2017 |Artur Rezende | Windows, Mac, Linux

Yes, you can play pinball properly in the real world. Totoball, however, is a simple game to pass the time on days when you don't want to leave the house.

If you enjoy table football, or futsal as it's more widely called, you'll enjoy this surprisingly good PC port, Totoball.

Totoball, created by Artur Rezende, is a replica of the physical game that we all enjoy playing in public spaces and pubs all around the world. Totoball's mechanics are quite straightforward, just as it’s an analogous game in real life; in fact, you only need to utilize two keys to play.

Advantages: The game offers a straightforward but addicting gameplay experience with two modes and three vs settings.

Drawbacks: The implementation is not good. It's not authentic retro pixel "art," but it's also not a high-quality copy. The game does not even adhere to the most minimal requirements for PC compatibility, as resolution and controls are locked.

8. Football Drama

2019 |Open lab games | Windows, Mac, Linux

To accommodate the needs of every gamer, computer games are available in a variety of formats. However, it's frequently not possible to cover everything in a single game. 

This soccer game has a stronger narrative emphasis and features sports, adventure, and fictional characters in addition to tactics.

Additionally, it is playable on practically every platform, including Linux, Android, Windows, and macOS. The game was released for the first time in September 2019. It is quite new.

Advantages: You may replay games and championships, and the game spans 18 thrilling weeks of football. Additionally, the user interface is lovely and lets you share your tale with loved ones.

Drawbacks: Because the game is still fairly new on the market, several faults and errors still exist. Future editions are also anticipated to include better music and audio.

9. FIFA 

2017 | EA Sports | Windows, PS3/4, Xbox One/360, Switch

Top dog FIFA offers football as you know it from television. In addition to attractive graphics and chic animations, the FIFA license, which provides official teams, stadiums, jerseys, and club crests, contributes to this. 

In contrast to the big competitor PES, FIFA 18 contains a story mode called "The Journey". There, you follow a fictitious young player's career highs and lows.

 In supporting roles: Stars like Cristiano Ronaldo or Thierry Henry, who also set themselves to music. 

The story is staged in a technically high-quality manner, but in terms of narrative, it is sometimes on the level of a daily soap. Still, the interactive story offers a nice change from the classic league and tournament modes.

The new section also receives an update for the HyperMotion technology that was first shown in FIFA 22.

The newest installment of the football series should appear more authentic thanks to "HyperMotion 2," but it should also make the game more lifelike.

 FIFA is becoming more realistic than ever, according to EA's gameplay engineers, who spoke during the FIFA 23 Producer Showcase in Vancouver, to which kicker eSport was invited.

Do you know that FIFA was planned out years before it was even included in the games? EA simply didn't know how to do it right.

 Similar to that, years of development went into the more sophisticated defending that was included in FIFA 12. 

There are specific teams of employees at the EA Sports headquarters in Vancouver, Canada, who only concentrate on concepts for upcoming games.

Advantages: This game is quite enjoyable thanks to the many camera control options, and it stands out from the crowd thanks to the manager's ability to sell and buy players. The user interface is quite smooth, and you can save action replays and goals.

Drawbacks: Avoid playing this game if your system doesn't support high settings. To play this game, you'll need a high-quality graphics card and 50 GB of free space.

10. PES

2017 | Konami | Windows, PS1/2/3/4, Xbox One/360, Switch

Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) is a bit the opposite of the FIFA games: here the soccer feels like it's on the field instead of on TV. Compared to the FIFA series, many feel the game controls and ball feel are more realistic. 

The overall pace is a little slower than the competition from EA Sports, but that opens up more opportunities for considered playmaking. This also gives tactics a little more weight.

 The presentation on the field is quite convincing but often remains brittle off the pitch. Konami could also tweak the menu navigation: by PC standards it is quite complex.

Do you know that because every team has at least one player with a freekick conversion rate of 90percentt or higher, giving up a freekick even if it is taken from beyond the penalty area is equivalent to giving up a penalty?

Advantages: In the most recent version, David Beckham was introduced, and you can also unlock elite agents and players like Philippe Coutinho.

Drawbacks: Like FIFA, PES features an online version where you may play against players from around the world. However, the online version is hefty and has serious lag and connectivity concerns, in contrast to the offline version.