UFL, the new free-to-play football game, is delayed until December

The game of football free-to-play UFLdeveloped by Strikerz and in which Cristiano Ronaldo himself is the face and also an investor, has been delayed by three months. Originally scheduled to be released on September 12, the game will now be released on December 5. Those who purchase the pre-order package will be able to access the game from November 28th

According to Strikerz Inc., the decision to delay the launch was made after analyzing feedback from over 2 million players who participated in the game’s open beta tests. In a statement, the developer explained:

“It wasn’t an easy decision, but after analyzing your feedback and a lot of gameplay data, we’ve decided to reschedule the release of UFL to ensure it meets our high standards and your expectations. Most of the issues are related to polishing and fine-tuning features that contribute to the overall feel of the game.”

When it is finally released, UFL

will focus on a model they call ‘fair to play’, where players will be matched fairly with opponents of similar skill. Additionally, it wants to go against EA Sports FC 24’s business model of selling packs, which they consider “abusive to the player”.

Despite being a title free-to-play For PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, pre-purchase bundles will be offered for $15, which will include early access, exclusive customization items, in-game currency, and more.