Striped kits, real keepers and a stadium announcer
Kits get patterns and a second colour, goalkeepers finally look like goalkeepers, a stadium announcer calls your matches – and the museum gets ten cult posters.
SquadKits can now carry a pattern: vertical stripes, hoops, halves, quarters, gradient, chest band, checks or a sash, plus a second shirt colour. No new drawings were needed: when the players are coloured, the game finds the shirt in every single animation frame and lays the pattern into it – so it stays on the body when running, shooting or diving. Diamonds didn't make it: the shirt is only about ten pixels wide and they turned into pixel noise. Pattern and colours are part of the kit: with Premium you change them once per matchday, and everyone picks freely when founding a club.
Gaffer's Nations TrophyComputer clubs now wear patterns too, and the national teams play in their real home kits – Croatia in red-and-white checks, Argentina in sky-blue and white stripes, Peru in white with the red sash. If two kits look too alike, the away side switches to a plain change kit as before.
Replay archiveGoalkeepers got their own look: long sleeves in the keeper colour, gloves, and shorts and socks matching the shirt. It works on all old replays too, because keeper colours are worked out when the replay plays.
- Replay archive
A stadium announcer now calls your replays in English: welcome, goals with the club name, half-time and the final score. You hear him with replay sound switched on; he can be turned off in the settings and is in video exports too.
Club museumThe club museum now has ten cult posters – pixel versions of famous football moments, with your team in your colours and crest. A new poster unlocks after 5, 10, 20 … up to 300 days on which you logged in.
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