Sports Interactive and Sega have showcased what matches will look like in Football Manager 26. The current titles had a poor representation of matches in 3D, but this is set to change with the help of Unity Engine, so the new game will have much better visuals.
The team has also promised new animations, a new lighting system, more diverse stadiums, more different camera angles, sound improvements, and much more. They are also introducing a new dynamic mode, where the amount of match highlights will change depending on the situation.
For fans who still prefer the older 2D representation, it will also be available, meaning 3D will be optional.
Football Manager 26 is set to release on November 4th for PC and consoles.
