Manage your own football team with this Linux-compatible game. Perfect for UNIX users, it brings the excitement of soccer management to your computer.
If you're looking for an engaging football management software, the Bygfoot Football Manager may be the perfect choice. The game runs on Linux and UNIX systems, and has been created by Gyözö Both, who has incorporated suggestions from players all over the world to refine the concept.
With Bygfoot, you can handle a team in every aspect from player training to buying and selling them, as well as managing the stadium and contracting loans. You can obtain titles like promotion or relegation, and even strive to become a champion. What's more, with the "team editor", you can also create custom teams or change the existing ones.
The game has been purposefully kept simple, but not easy: you must watch your players' performance and your stadium's condition simultaneously. You can personalise the game in many ways like writing your country definitions file or constructing team definition files. Furthermore, plenty of other files can be downloaded from the extra section.
Bygfoot has been licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and has been successfully optimised on numerous Linux distros. It's an active project that has been the subject of recent updates, and your assistance would be especially appreciated. If you are a C programmer familiar with GTK+ and would like to join in on the development, the project owner welcomes your support.
With Bygfoot, you can handle a team in every aspect from player training to buying and selling them, as well as managing the stadium and contracting loans. You can obtain titles like promotion or relegation, and even strive to become a champion. What's more, with the "team editor", you can also create custom teams or change the existing ones.
The game has been purposefully kept simple, but not easy: you must watch your players' performance and your stadium's condition simultaneously. You can personalise the game in many ways like writing your country definitions file or constructing team definition files. Furthermore, plenty of other files can be downloaded from the extra section.
Bygfoot has been licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and has been successfully optimised on numerous Linux distros. It's an active project that has been the subject of recent updates, and your assistance would be especially appreciated. If you are a C programmer familiar with GTK+ and would like to join in on the development, the project owner welcomes your support.
What's New
Version 2.3.2: N/A