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Football Legacy — Live your career, leave your mark**
Football Legacy is a vertical 2.5D football game in the New Star Soccer style, built for iPhone. You don't manage a team — you live ONE career, from debut to retirement, with slingshot aiming and real ball-striking for every chance, plus everything that happens off the pitch: contracts, money, energy, family, home life.
Strike the ball — don't simulate the match Every chance is resolved with a real shot: aim with the slingshot, control power, angle, and curve. 1v1 duels, dribbling, free kicks, penalties, corners — all running on the same physics system, no menu shortcuts.
A real career, not a standalone season
- Progression and energy: your fitness decides whether you get called up.
- Contracts and transfer market: free agency, loans, transfer presentations in 3D scaled to what you're worth to that club.
- Injuries with real consequences: announced setbacks, recovery cost, clinic visits, return pacing.
- Retirement at 40 with a farewell ceremony — the world keeps moving without you (rivals retire too, heirs emerge).
A huge, believable world
- 1,626 real clubs across 30 countries, in three-division pyramids (18 teams each).
- 212 FIFA national teams across all six confederations.
- Stadiums that change by division and European night: shape, pitch, stands, scoreboard, skyline, weather.
- Playable continental cups with their own names and an evolving coefficient.
Beyond the pitch
- YOUR HOME: a level-by-level staircase you climb with your career — level up, decorate, even a playable arcade machine inside.
- Ballon d'Or, legends, rarity-tiered achievements, sponsorships, records.
- Practice Mode to drill a single type of chance on its own.
Multi-language: full Spanish and English support.
No real names on screen: the entire cast is fictional by design — the simulation runs on real-world data underneath, but everything you see is invented.
What makes it different
- One life, not a roster. You don't manage a club — you live ONE player's career, with the same real shot physics on every chance (no menu-driven or hidden-probability resolution).
- 2.5D with real physics. Pixel-art 2D sprites on a genuine 3D stadium (real-world meters, cameras, ball gravity) — not a card-battler, not generic 3D. That specific combination is rare done well.
- The world moves without you. Rivals retire, heirs emerge, the transfer market shifts, leagues promote and relegate — not a frozen roster waiting on your input.
- Life off the pitch actually matters. Energy, injuries with real consequences, contracts, and YOUR HOME leveling up alongside your career — classic New Star Soccer stopped at money and a gym; here there's home progression, pets, and mini-games inside your own house.
- Real-world scale without being a stats sheet. 1,626 clubs across 30 countries plus 212 national teams — all masked with fictional names, giving you real-football-database depth without the licensing headaches.
- Every chance type has its own identity, not one generic occasion generator — and each one can be isolated and drilled in Practice Mode.
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Football Legacy — Live your career, leave your mark**
Football Legacy is a vertical 2.5D football game in the New Star Soccer style, built for iPhone. You don't manage a team — you live ONE career, from debut to retirement, with slingshot aiming and real ball-striking for every chance, plus everything that happens off the pitch: contracts, money, energy, family, home life.
Strike the ball — don't simulate the match Every chance is resolved with a real shot: aim with the slingshot, control power, angle, and curve. 1v1 duels, dribbling, free kicks, penalties, corners — all running on the same physics system, no menu shortcuts.
A real career, not a standalone season
- Progression and energy: your fitness decides whether you get called up.
- Contracts and transfer market: free agency, loans, transfer presentations in 3D scaled to what you're worth to that club.
- Injuries with real consequences: announced setbacks, recovery cost, clinic visits, return pacing.
- Retirement at 40 with a farewell ceremony — the world keeps moving without you (rivals retire too, heirs emerge).
A huge, believable world
- 1,626 real clubs across 30 countries, in three-division pyramids (18 teams each).
- 212 FIFA national teams across all six confederations.
- Stadiums that change by division and European night: shape, pitch, stands, scoreboard, skyline, weather.
- Playable continental cups with their own names and an evolving coefficient.
Beyond the pitch
- YOUR HOME: a level-by-level staircase you climb with your career — level up, decorate, even a playable arcade machine inside.
- Ballon d'Or, legends, rarity-tiered achievements, sponsorships, records.
- Practice Mode to drill a single type of chance on its own.
Multi-language: full Spanish and English support.
No real names on screen: the entire cast is fictional by design — the simulation runs on real-world data underneath, but everything you see is invented.
What makes it different
- One life, not a roster. You don't manage a club — you live ONE player's career, with the same real shot physics on every chance (no menu-driven or hidden-probability resolution).
- 2.5D with real physics. Pixel-art 2D sprites on a genuine 3D stadium (real-world meters, cameras, ball gravity) — not a card-battler, not generic 3D. That specific combination is rare done well.
- The world moves without you. Rivals retire, heirs emerge, the transfer market shifts, leagues promote and relegate — not a frozen roster waiting on your input.
- Life off the pitch actually matters. Energy, injuries with real consequences, contracts, and YOUR HOME leveling up alongside your career — classic New Star Soccer stopped at money and a gym; here there's home progression, pets, and mini-games inside your own house.
- Real-world scale without being a stats sheet. 1,626 clubs across 30 countries plus 212 national teams — all masked with fictional names, giving you real-football-database depth without the licensing headaches.
- Every chance type has its own identity, not one generic occasion generator — and each one can be isolated and drilled in Practice Mode.