Strike it. Then steer it.
Football and club management in the spirit of the Amiga greats. Bend the ball after it leaves the boot, then take a club from the bottom of the pyramid to the top.
The touch
Release the shot, then steer it with the stick. A short nudge curls it round the keeper. Pull back to lift it over him, or push through to keep it low. You have a second and a half while the ball's in the air.
Better finishers bend it further. On Hard, the computer can do it too.
What's in the box
Offside, advantage, bookings, set pieces and stoppage time, called by one of six referees with their own eyesight and temper. Gordon "The Headmaster" Pritchard brings two pencils, three cards and a profound disappointment in your conduct.
Take a job anywhere in the pyramid. Pick the team, set the tactics and the training, and chase promotion through a full season of fixtures. Every other club rotates its squad, tires and picks up knocks, just like yours.
Hundreds of players to scout, with filters and scout reports. Sell the deadwood, find a bargain, and keep the books balanced when the wage bill comes in.
Add seats, open the club shop and lay on hospitality, one project at a time. Set the ticket price. Watch attendances and league position climb on the club graphs.
Stripes, diamonds and checkerboards, lush grass or muddy goalmouths further down the leagues. Kick off in the morning sun or under the floodlights at quarter to eight.
Jumpers for Goalposts, Match of the Day or A Cold Night in Stoke. Difficulty changes how the opposition thinks, never how good the players are.
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Early Access
Aftertouch is heading to Steam Early Access with the full match and career in place: eighty clubs, transfers, tactics, training, stadium projects, practice drills and local two-player.