Games Like Master Foot

You into those old‑school football manager games like Elifoot or Football Manager, where you become the coach and suffer have fun running a team?
Then meet Master Foot: a football management game with a modern look, street‑football soul, and a spicy dash of roguelike chaos.

Master Foot is a football simulator focused on club management and off‑pitch decisions, without losing the banter and drama that come with running a football team.
Right out of the gate, the game comes with two modes.

In Career Mode, you can:

The idea here is to be the “more serious” mode of Master Foot, but still with a proper football vibe. And yes, I’m developing the game with easy mod support in mind: custom players, teams, and leagues, so you can turn the game into whatever competition you want — or just download everything ready‑made from some football maniac who loves having every detail organized.

In Hood Mode, forget formality – this is pure chaos.
I took inspiration from roguelike/roguelite games to build this mode, and it works roughly like this:

On top of that, players level up, gain personalities, styles, and talents, and your team gets more unhinged and unique over time.
If you lose all your lives… that’s football. You go back to the start, buy some permanent upgrades, and try a new run, tougher and more street‑smart than before.

One thing I really want in Master Foot is for players to feel like real people, not just stat blocks. So on top of their attributes (ATT, DEF, PAS, TEC, SPD, STR, GK, STA), they also have:

Winning on fair play alone is easy. The hard part is winning dusty street tournaments. In Master Foot, especially in Hood Mode, you’ve got a whole arsenal of “questionable” tools at your disposal:

The fun is in mixing all of that with your tactics and squad to discover busted strategies and push your run as far as possible before you finally get knocked out.

Master Foot is a project by Brothers in Game (a game studio that… if everything goes right, will be my full‑time gig one day, lol) and it’s basically us — I mean, me and you supporters — trying to make the kind of game we’d actually love to play ourselves.