Last season, we introduced a raft of new features around performance analysis including the addition of xG and deeper pre- and post-match analysis. We wanted to give you the power to harness the same metrics and reporting methods that the top clubs use to find a winning edge over their rivals. Some might argue that we played a small role in making data analysis a part of football culture but, beginning with FM21, we wanted to revolutionise the level of data and analysis within Football Manager. It has also become an accepted part of football culture, being as commonly discussed in the media as tactics and transfers. [The Data Hubĭata analysis has become an integral part of day-to-day life at football clubs across the world, fuelling the success of teams at all levels of the game. Let’s take a look at what makes the new animation engine so special. Some of these are subtle additions that replicate the flow of play of real football, and some are larger more in-your-face changes that are felt across every match.
The new animation engine has enabled us to introduce new elements to the match engine that simply weren’t possible with the previous engine. We’ll go on to talk about the technical details about the new engine and the different elements that have been enhanced because of it over the course of this blog but you’ll notice a vast difference when playing FM22 to the overall feel and flow of play in matches. This year, however, the team have been able to implement a suite of new additions that take our match simulation to new levels of authenticity.Īt the centre of all of these improvements is our new animation engine which is debuting in FM22. Most years there are one or two areas of the match AI, animations or overall visuals that they place an emphasis on enhancing or updating for the upcoming release. Every year the match team here at the studio seek to get even closer to creating a perfect simulation of real football.
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