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Football Manager Touch is back and it’s coming to Apple Arcade

Apple Arcade set for Football Manager touch return

Updated: Sep 9, 2022 1:13 pm
Football Manager Touch is back and it’s coming to Apple Arcade

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On the 8th of September we saw the official announcement for Football Manager 2023, along with its release date – the 8th November

This announcement also came with the news that Football Manager Touch is coming back to tablets, after last year it was only available on the Nintendo Switch.

What was most exciting about this announcement is Football Manager is not only coming back to tablets, but it will also be available as part of the Apple Arcade subscription service. 

Which version of Football Manager will be on Apple Arcade? 

As it stands we know for sure that Football Manager Touch – the Tablet and Nintendo Switch edition of the game – will be available on Apple Arcade. 

For now it is still unknown if the mobile version of the game will also be available for those who play the game on their phones. 

How much is Apple Arcade? 

Apple Arcade is £4.99/$4.99 a month, whereas the last time Football Manager Touch was released on iOS it cost £21.99/$28.99. This is significantly more than the subscription service costs. 

NOW READ: What new features we want to see from Football Manager 2023.

Football Manager Touch may cost even more this year too after the PC/Mac version of the game has gone up by £5/$5. 

It is still unknown if this price increase is only going to be on the full version of the game, but it being on Apple Arcade will certainly make it more accessible for some users. 


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