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For a relative newcomer to the farming sim genre, Coral Island is fantastic experience at the current price it's at. Even though the game is in early access and missing some parts, the parts that are currently in the game are a really good and fun experience 10/10

After playing Football Manager 2021 for near 800 hours, Football Manager 2022 is an extreme improvement in all, if not most of the problems I had with previous games. The match engine feels smooth, and the players feel so alive. The amount of lovely passing moves I've scored has been top notch. Besides this, players make inaccurate first touches, which helps gameplay massively. The game, when making a dedication to play more open type of football, feels awesome. Players get tired if playing a pressing style, which is much more realistic compared to previous years.

Besides this, transfer valuations feel absolutely perfect in comparison to previous years. Last year, players would be extremely overpriced relative to what they were worth. Now, they are more realistic, with a more realistic overprice compared to before. Clubs will accept bids accordingly if they need the money. The transfer deadline day, despite being laughed upon when first announced, is a game changer. If you love harry redknapp, and want to do a bit of wheeling and dealing, the game allows you to do that. Players, much like in real life, become available on deadline day, and the transfer market feels less static, which is awesome.

The Data Hub is well put together, and if you love those Tifo IRL scattergram videos, this place is perfect for that. It's lovely knowing all the different stats of the players, and it helps you make the proper tweaks to tactics if needed. The Data is easy to understand and is explained well, so anyone can understand it.

All in all, Football Manager 2022 is a strong improvement in Football Management from the previous iteration, and the game continues to grow from strength to strength.