Liga Polska Manager '95 PC

Liga Polska Manager '95 is the first domestic production football manager, allowing to lead the well-known teams from the Polish league to the field successes. In fact, one man is responsible for the development of the game, which is high school student Rafal Cymerman, whose project has gained the interest of the publisher - MarkSoft.

The title gives at our disposal all football clubs from the native I, II and III league in original line-ups from the beginning of the spring round. Depending on the level of difficulty chosen, the fun starts with the lowest or the highest level of play, and our goal is respectively: promotion to a higher league, or competition for the highest national trophies and participation in European cups.

In terms of complexity, the game offers most of the options typical for today's football managers, and an additional taste is the domestic reality. The manager's role is to take care of the team's composition and tactics for the next games. Athletes are described by 4 basic parameters such as technique, speed, pass and shot. We can buy, sell or rent players by setting the appropriate level of salaries and training intensity for each player. If necessary, we can also reach for the so-called reserve team playing in the ward, where young football talents are often born.

An important element of the game is taking care of the financial aspect. Our duties also include concluding agreements with advertisers, fixing ticket prices and bonuses for the team, means of transport for matches and accommodation, as well as (in higher leagues) the sale of television broadcasting rights. Over time, the stadium should also be extended, as the installation of a telebim or additional lighting may attract additional fans to the matches. In case of problems, we can also use a bank loan, but remember that it should be repaid - and with interest.

In terms of binding the Liga Polska Manager '95 looks quite average. The game interface is clear but relatively simple. The most interesting match situations are illustrated with simple animations. During the meetings we are also accompanied by choral (though censorial) singing of fans.

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Last updated on 15 April 2015