Sports Interactive has canceled Football Manager 25 after delays hindered achieving the desired quality and experience. After discussions with Sega, the developer decided to skip this year's release to concentrate on the next installment, aiming for significant technical and visual advancements. The company admitted to underestimating production speed and acknowledged that the game’s overarching player experience wasn't up to standard for a March launch. Refunds will be provided to those who pre-ordered the game, reinforcing the developer's commitment to its quality assurance.
Sports Interactive has officially canceled Football Manager 25 after extensive discussions with Sega, focusing on improving the next installment instead.
The developer communicated that it rushed the game's development and faced challenges that hindered achieving the required quality standards.
Despite making progress in several areas, Sports Interactive acknowledged that the overarching player experience and interface were not on par for release.
Players who pre-ordered Football Manager 25 will receive refunds, reflecting the company's commitment to maintaining its quality standards.
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