Strikerz Inc’s newest football title has been out for over a month and has built quite the fanbase. Since the game’s launch on December 5th, it reached over 3 million downloads with 15 million matches being played worldwide.
The success of UFL
Early Tuesday morning, UFL posted a video on X revealing what critics are saying about the game. Since its launch, UFL has built a strong fanbase garnering over three million users worldwide.
Strikerz Inc CEO, Eugene Nashilov said commented on reaching the milestone: “We are thankful to our community for their incredible support since we launched last month,” Nashilov said. “Surpassing three million players in just over a month is a remarkable milestone that fuels our commitment to improving and refining UFL, as we aim to provide a best-in-class football gaming experience.”
So what makes UFL special? Since the game’s official reveal, Strikerz Inc. emphasized that its football title will be a “fair-to-play” game. This means the game focuses on players’ skills more than their ability to buy good players with real-world money. The game takes a more consumer-friendly route than EA Sports’ FIFA Ultimate Team.
0.61.1 Update
Earlier this month, the developers released the game’s first major patch update, 0.61.1. This update brings some much-needed improvements to the game, including AI enhancements, gameplay fixes, and player adjustments. You can check out the patch notes on the game’s website here.
Lastly, we review UFL. We think it’s a game that can get better and maybe even challenge EAFC for football supremacy. You can check out the review here.
UFL’s overall premise is fun and competitive. Players who want to get away from EAFC’s predatory Ultimate Team will feel right at home here.
UFL is out now on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
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