I’ve been playing Sроrtybеt - Football Rising for a couple weeks now, and it’s grown on me more than I expected. The core gameplay revolves around building your football club from the ground up—scouting players, setting formations, and managing morale. What stands out is how intuitive the menus are; you can jump into a match or tweak your lineup without getting lost in nested screens. I especially like the live match engine, which shows realistic player movements and momentum shifts. It’s not just watching bars fill up—you actually feel the tension when your striker is through on goal. That said, it’s not without its quirks. The energy system can feel restrictive if you’re trying to binge-play, and some of the UI text is a bit small on iPhone SE screens. But the devs seem responsive—I noticed an update last week that smoothed out some of the earlier lag issues during sim matches. For anyone who enjoys games like Football Manager Mobile but wants something a bit more casual-friendly, this hits a sweet spot. It’s free to play with optional ads and IAPs for cosmetics and boosts, though I haven’t felt pressured to spend so far. Solid effort overall, especially for a first release.