Football Manager 2017 Releases on November 4, Loyalty Offer on Steam

[Steve_OS]

Football Manager 2017 is scheduled to release on November 4 for PC, Mac and Linux. They are also giving previous owners a loyalty offer, as a thank you to fans.

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As a ‘thank-you’ to loyal fans of the series we’ve worked with our friends at Valve to offer a Steam-only discount of 5% off for every Football Manager game owned on PC, Mac or Linux dating back to Football Manager 2013. This means there’s a possible 20% available to fans who own the last 4 versions of the game! As well as the discount, fans who pre-purchase from Steam will also be rewarded with a range of free downloadable content for Football Manager Touch including “Board override”, “No firing”, “All job applications”, “National management”, as well as 3 brand new challenges to play in the “Challenge” game mode. You’ll also enjoy access to a fully-playable Beta version of the game, which will be available roughly two weeks prior to the official release date. This offer is only available to fans who pre-purchase FM17 from Steam and, to qualify for multiple discounts, previous titles must be owned within one Steam account. Multiple Steam logins cannot be used. This pre-purchase offer is available until 11.59 GMT on Friday 14th October so be sure to get the deal wrapped-up well in advance.

[Suntan Superman]

Normally I tell myself that this is the year I'll take off, and then I never do, now I at least have a reasonable excuse owning all of those games.

[Zac]

So should we start to see updates/changes to the game next month? Meaning what is different between 16 and 17.

[ImTellinTim]

Follow @FootballManager and @MilesSI. They will start dropping info very soon.

[lalblc]

Oh man this had me exited I thought NFL, now I'm sad, I wish there was a text sim like OOTP for NFL and NBA.

[TheDutchDad]

My obsession pays off! Nice!

[ItsOrangeBaby]

this would be announced after I took a year off last year. I guess 15% is not too bad.

[jb12780]

I've owned every verison from '11 until '16 with the exception of 2015. I'll take 15 percent off.