Vive Le Football Open Beta Dijadwalkan Datang 21 September
The latest football-themed video game developed by NetEase, called Vive Le Football is quite well known among e-sports fans in 2022. Vive Le Football will undergo the Luyin Faith test in September following two previous tests, namely the Forward Test and Green Faith Test.
Chinese game publisher NetEase Games has announced its latest football game for smartphones, Vive Le Football.
In this game, players will act as football club managers. The developer promises players the “most realistic football” experience, surpassing similar football games. For example, character movements in the game are exceptionally smooth, and it also features dynamic lighting effects thanks to its proprietary engine.
As in FIFA Street, football clubs in Vive Le Football also support multiplayer. Another interesting feature is the improved visualization of “object collisions,” while players can also create three-member street football teams.
In short, Vive Le Football has a wealth of features found in the console version of FIFA 21. However, Vive Le Football offers better graphics than FIFA 21 Mobile. To make things even more exciting, it includes a basketball court in addition to a football pitch.
In this game, legendary Chelsea football star Didier Drogba also makes an appearance to join the fans. In addition to the open beta release, there will be another test: a non-wipe technical test specifically for PC players, scheduled to launch on September 9, 2022.
Since the initial beta test launched, NetEase has continued to update and improve Vive Le Football’s features. Its various exciting modes are sure to keep players hooked. These features include Story, PvP, Career, and several other equally engaging modes. According to available statistics, Street Mode is the most popular mode, offering players immersive and realistic gameplay through 2v2 or 3v3 street matches.
Another impressive addition to Vive Le Football is its weather effects. Players can enjoy exciting and spectacular football matches in snowy conditions or heavy rain. Weather can indeed be a key factor in football matches and must be carefully considered.
In this game, NetEase Games has also secured official licenses from three renowned football clubs: PSV Eindhoven, Benfica, and Standard de Liège. This means Vive Le Football now has five official licenses, with the other two coming from FIFPro and AC Milan, which were acquired during the VLF game trial.
Vive Le Football will be released on iOS and Android, although no definite release date has been announced. It is currently undergoing alpha testing in Thailand and Australia, which is expected to continue until February 3.
It should be noted that NetEase has reached the maximum number of testers, and the Google Play and TestFlight links are no longer working. Players who wish to participate must use a PC emulator. For more information about this project, fans can visit the official NetEase website.
