No Fair Play Reviews

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I kicked jada smith in the cranium.

FIFA if it was good

i love this game

glitchy as fuck, the bots kick you during celebration time and you randomly lose the ball for no reason. the boosters are stupid too, they shouldn't even exist. I'm refunding this 4 dollar game because of how shitty it is. The remove your clothes update is annoying too when the bots tear them IN CELEBRATION TIME.

Finally i can live out my fantasy of snapping a football players shins into two, would recommend

Amazing 10/10 better than any fifa

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The controls make this game really entertaining. In fact, out of 6 games I bought this was the one I didn't refund.

I think this game is suitable for casual play with friends as well as for professional competition in a tournament format. It's unfortunate that updates have stopped, but even so, I believe it's the first game that comes to mind whenever I feel bored. I would appreciate it if you could provide support to keep the game more active through features like the workshop or mods.