Everyone was talking about a new competitor that will appear on the football arena finally to take the title from FIFA and PES, and today during the Gamescom exhibition, the UFL game was officially and categorically revealed..as the first new football game coming to confront both FIFA and PES already, but the question is : Will you succeed? And what are the ingredients or elements that you can play on to do that?

Let's first get to know our game which comes from Strikerz, a new developer on the scene consisting of a group of video game enthusiasts in general headed by Eugene Nashilov who mentioned in a press release today that they want to offer a football simulation game that serves players only, ie, both of them and for them exploited in That is their knowledge of the elements that fans would like to see in a football game in general, meaning that this team knows what it is doing well, and the surprise was that the game was under development for five years without anyone knowing anything about it.

According to Strikerz, they would like to provide a revolutionary experience on this type of games with an emphasis on the factor of fair to play or fair play by engaging players in a large online league in which they will compete against each other based only on skill without any other element and without any elements pay to win or material impediments.
In the world of UFL, you will be able to play with more than 5,000 real licensed players in the game with the ability to build your team from scratch and compete with the rest of the players, as I said, on a purely skill basis to determine the best and that is why Strikerz contracted with InStat to bring a rating and statistical system that evaluates the performance of each player along with cooperation With FIFPro in order to obtain the necessary licenses.

Finally, there is no specific release date for the game but it is developed thanks to the Unreal Engine which is a point that should make you interested. And here we get to the point of the beginning of the article questions, can the UFL seriously compete against giants like PES and FIFA?

So far, we don't know the details of the game and the elements that will distinguish it from any other football game other than the point of fair play but the success of the UFL lies in playing on the weaknesses of PES and FIFA, I can say that many are disgruntled with FIFA because of the crude micro-financial method The idea of ​​packets that has become addictive, illogical gameplay based on scripts and the slight changes that occur with each part in exchange for $60 per year and more..!

So I think that by focusing the UFL on the point that it is a free game, it was able to attract attention to it easily, just as eFootball or PES did previously, to keep the competition burning between the two until we know more details about them, but according to what eFootball said, it will turn out to be a service game supported by continuous paid content, which is the gap that UFL can take advantage of it..

So on the one hand, if the UFL plays its cards well, it can get its spot of light, it may not succeed in beating a dominant giant like FIFA, this will take time of course but the start will not be bad and in the end, the competition will not harm us but on the contrary, it will force every party To play all his cards without hesitation so that we will remain the beneficiaries in the end..
what about you? Share your opinion about the UFL game!