FreestyleFootball R News

Server Maintenance:
The server will have maintenance at 2022/09/14 11:00 UTC.
All players will be disconnected during the maintenance.
To prevent loss of results, please exit the game early.
Estimated maintenance end time: 2022/09/14 11:20 UTC

Server Maintenance:
The server will have maintenance at 2022/09/14 08:30 UTC.
All players will be disconnected during the maintenance.
To prevent loss of results, please exit the game early.
Estimated maintenance end time: 2022/09/14 08:50 UTC

Server Maintenance:
The server will have maintenance at 2022/09/14 02:00 UTC.
All players will be disconnected during the maintenance.
To prevent loss of results, please exit the game early.
Estimated maintenance end time: 2022/09/14 02:20 UTC
Level restrictions on Football mode and AI player will be removed after this maintenance

Beta test will start at 22:00 UTC 2022/9/13.Beta test will be open to all players. You can reach the game at https://store.steampowered.com/app/1826980/FreestyleFootball_R/
Beta test data will not be reserved to official version .

Beta Test Rewards!
Beta test participants will be rewarded with unique costumes in the official version of the game.

Coins topped up in the beta test will be refunded in the official version at a 120% multiplier (if you top up 600 coins in the Beta test, you will receive 720 coins in the official version)

Review Process

We finally received the results of the review and resubmitted the revised version on Tuesday, and expect to hear back by midnight local time today (hope they will only check the changed part. If not, **** **)


Game Guide

We have uploaded the game guide in the steam community, the game guide contains the introduction and more detailed information about the game posted in Weekly, you can reach it through this link https://steamcommunity.com/app/1826980/guides/ The guide will be updated continuously in the future.


Language support update planned

In an earlier contact we mentioned that we have plans to add more language support to the game.

Adding a language to the game is not a simple project: on the development side the text is often scattered in hundreds of files in different formats, mixed with the code. So stuffing these files into translation software or handing them all over to translators is obviously not a reasonable solution (Raw files, please - Sean on his first day at work, receive a Google translated game text from teammates), especially since these files may contain a lot of outdated content (Don't delete anything you can't use - summary of Sean's first week of work, result in 12 error reports). The finished translated text also needs to be adapted to the UI, icons, and animations programmers work in a result-oriented way, so don't follow the result and common sense to deduce the logic - Sean's first week summary, turn half of the UI into garbled code). Therefore, a thorough planning and systematic organization is necessary before starting a new language support project.


We will divide our update plan into several stages
1. Game terms and mechanisms
In the first stage, we will provide language support for game terms and mechanisms, including cards, skills, specialties and so on. These contents are the most helpful to players, and have been compiled and released as game guides.
2. Events
In the future event release, we will add new language support
3. Add language support to the game
The content in the previous stage will be released outside the game. At this stage, we will provide in-game language support.

4. UI
The UI text is the least difficult to translate, but given that the UI text is embedded in multiple files in different formats and is not very difficult for most players to learn, it is a low priority
5. Pop up window and tips