Over the years, the sports genre was one of the overlooked genres in all of mobile gaming. Despite that situation, Electronic Arts have become a household name in the gaming world especially due to its popular FIFA titles and its counterpart FIFA Mobile. Recently they announced the release of their new football mobile game, World of League Football, which follows their yet another recent release Tactical Football. World of League Football is now open for pre-registration for Android in Australia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore.
Experience football in new colors as you manage every aspect of your club
One among the six games announced for mobile by EA, World of League Football is yet another football product that banks on the success of FIFA Mobile. Featuring over 1,000 football stars to choose from, you can create your own squad and manage the world’s most popular football club.
In World of League Football, you take the helm as the manager, and you are responsible for every aspect of your club’s growth and development. This includes tasks such as scouting and training players, selecting team lineups and tactics, managing club facilities, and more.
There are some interesting modes available as well, including PvE stadium competitions, PvP duels, and Guild competitions. These alternatives offer an entertaining and realistic football experience. Furthermore, the match replays made possible by EA’s football game technology allow you to celebrate your victory in style.
Fans in the above-mentioned regions who are interested in playing the game can do so through Google Play Store for Android. The iOS release date, as well as the release date for additional regions, are currently unknown. Fans in other locations can follow the developer on Twitter for further information.
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