Football Referee Simulator

I really hope this review reahces the creator. It's a good game, one night I got obsessed with roleplaying as a referee and this did the trick! That being said, it does end up being repetitive after the first couple of hours. Would be great if more variety of actions were added. Also, my biggest concern is, there is no advantage mechanic. Team A has the ball and is about to score, some player from team B commits a foul on the other side of the pitch, and if I ignore it to concede advantage, it penalizes me. Hope it can be fixed. Would recommend!

Football Referee Simulator is a game that is fun for about 2 hours, but then gets really repetitive. If you want to finish the story mode ("Syndicate"), you have to keep going and have to keep on reacting to the same prompts over and over again. You as the referee have to decide which cards you give the players for fouls and who gets the ball afterwards. You have to decide how much time will be added on after every half. And you can talk to the players to calm them down or stir them up. As I said: it's entertaining for a short time, but the fouls are always the same and once you found out what punishments the game wants you to give for which foul, you don't even have to read the full texts anymore, just a key word is enough. There is also some private life elements in this, so you can buy stuff from the money you earn and invest in stocks or your own company, but that's highly unrealistic. As a second division referee, I became a billionaire with my own yacht, private jet, and island. For 70 Cents (69 to be precise), you can still get this and get your 120 minutes of fun.

It's a pretty fun game, but it feels very vibe coded. the UX is ♥♥♥♥. oh you accidentally pressed esc? the game you were just refereeing is abandoned and you go back the the menu where you select your player. X button on screens in the upper corner to confirm. This was not made by a real developer. Not to talk about the AI generated images. When judging if something is offside it sometimes tells you it was offside even if it wasnt So despite it being fun, I despise LLM being the core tool to create a game and thats why I will downvote. Learn to develop and use an LLM as a tool. The LLM is not supposed to be used as the developer To the developer: Learn UX and learn how to program

the game ovr is made poorly and makes the offside hard to spot and the scenarios can be confusing not giving enuf information about the scene to know exactly what happen and how you shod address the sitiuation. May be add at least some ai videos to the scene to know exactly what to do. what happen to me is that two guys were talking bad about each others and one guy spit in the direction of the other player so i red card the player that spitted in the direction of the other player and i verbally warned the player that wasn't the one who spit, because he was still in an strong argumante whit the player that got the red card and the game ai understood it wrong add an option where you can verbally warn a player about the conflict that he was on even if he wasn't the one who was faulty. the game has a lot of potential but is wasted because is only 2d

A cool little game that will keep you occupied for hours. Especially with that price is a steal. I personally don't agree with the use of AI images although I get that a game developer wont have the money to pay someone or the knowledge to create them himself. Cool game tho!

There's a lot of potential in this game. I mean $1 USD is already a massive benefit to the consumer. I like the game mechanics and how it is played, but it lacks a lot of areas. For example, rewinding on VAR reviews especially when they are long plays. I also wish you could play on if there's an advantage, as when I ignore fouls I lose match rating. Maybe an improvement on the intensity level, like a fight breaks out on 100? There's a lot of improvements that can be added how this game is designed. Overall rating: 7/10