Football Manager 2015 has launched in full today, leaving its beta version behind and unlocking all content worldwide.
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The beta was nearly the full game, but did not offer access to the editors or multiplayer. Friends can now join each other online and edit all the database information they can get their hands on as the game opens up to those who had not pre-ordered.
Football Manager 2015 is available on Steam and other online retailers, though most (if not all) copies activate and are played through Steam regardless. The game normally costs $50, but don't buy without looking around online first-several distributors are running deals for a worthwhile discount.
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Sports Interactive will continue to listen to fan feedback post-launch and update he game accordingly, so head over to the forums to view the discussion or share a concern or bug. The developers already released a significant patch to the beta, addressing many of the biggest issues with the previous build (even if there is plenty to be further improved).
We've posted our impressions on the game, including both the best new features and the issues that need addressing (some of which have since been fixed by the patch). Check back for more coverage on the game moving forward.
