Database Editor
Build a starting world before your next career. Duplicate the included Standard database, edit its players and teams, then select your database when creating a new career. Existing careers keep their world. The editor is included in the full game.
- Players: nicknames, nationalities, roles, age, attributes, potential, personality and avatars.
- Teams: names, tags, colours and crests, including your own artwork.
Edit the existing clubs and their players. Creating clubs or moving players between teams is not part of the editor.
Cosmetic-only databases keep achievements enabled. Changes that affect game balance disable achievements for careers started with that database.
Your world, from the first week.
Standard is the default for new careers, with a shared starting world. Choose your edited database instead, or keep a random world. Your player still starts at an Open team in your region. Existing careers stay as they are.
128 clubs. A new identity.
Every club gets an original crest, with new club names, tags and player nicknames in Standard. The random world uses the same 128 crests, all distinct. In the editor, pick from the whole catalogue or upload your own image. Picking an occupied crest swaps the two teams’ crests.
Share the world you made.
Export your database as a single file, import one from a friend, or publish and update it from the editor on Steam Workshop. Browse community databases, subscribe and use them for a new career. Unsubscribing later does not break careers already created.
Workshop access starts with the beta testers. Public availability will be announced separately.
GM Console
Experiment with your own player during a career. Adjust money, fame, form, stress and fatigue; manage injuries, main attributes and potential. Change map knowledge, weapon and grenade mastery, teammate chemistry, your contract, age, nationality, personality and avatar.
Applying a GM command permanently marks the career as modified, moves it to Legacy and disables new achievements. Previously earned achievements remain.
Three new languages
Portuguese (Portugal), Polish and Spanish (Spain) join Italian, English, German, French, Russian and Simplified Chinese. The three new languages are in beta: the texts are still being reviewed, and they carry a BETA label in the Options language selector and on the start screen. The other six languages remain complete.
French interviews no longer show unreplaced placeholders. The budget tooltip now explains that a deficit opens the recovery plan. In Italian the trait is now called Underdog, like in the other languages, and the season and renewal logs show the correct characters.