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Pokémon Pokopia (Switch 2) recompiled to run natively on Windows with Linux/Handheld support. Multiplayer included, modding, feature enhancements and more! Join the discord community as well
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A football career simulator in your browser: decide the key moments on a 2D pitch, build a career from a semi-pro trial to the Golden Ball, and leave a legacy. Free, offline-ready, procedural SVG art.
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A football career, made your own.
Create a teenage footballer, earn a trial at a semi-professional club and take them all the way to the Golden Ball — then retire into the Hall of Fame and carry on as their child. Free in your browser, and playable offline.
Matches play out on a 2D pitch and stop for your decisions. Every choice shows its chance of success and the attributes, traits and fatigue behind it, and every outcome is explained, so the game teaches its own systems.Read the full README ↗A football career, made your own.
Create a teenage footballer, earn a trial at a semi-professional club and take them all the way to the Golden Ball — then retire into the Hall of Fame and carry on as their child. Free in your browser, and playable offline.
Matches play out on a 2D pitch and stop for your decisions. Every choice shows its chance of success and the attributes, traits and fatigue behind it, and every outcome is explained, so the game teaches its own systems.
The hub puts the next action first. Needs you lists what is waiting, most urgent first: an injury that needs a recovery plan, your match, transfer talks, press questions and sponsor offers before they lapse, then unspent points. Before you continue, the hub says which weeks will be played, where it will stop and which deadlines would pass on the way; afterwards, a short summary reports what actually happened while the world played on. The calendar lays out the whole season week by week, and nothing ever predicts a result or a team selection in advance.
Six real countries — England, France, Spain, Germany, Italy and Portugal — with their real league pyramids: 52 league groups, 959 clubs and 21,098 players, every regional group and promotion or relegation playoff in the first four tiers, and deeper tiers where a semi-professional start needs them. Clubs and competitions are fictional parodies of their real counterparts, in real towns. Every club has its own procedural crest and three kits, every player a face that ages with them, and the whole world simulates every week in a Web Worker: results, transfers, manager sackings, retirements and youth intakes. See national rules and sources.
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