Top 5 Best Soccer Games In 2021

Final Kick 2020

Price: Free to play

Final Kick 2020 is a simple soccer game with an arcade feel. It lets you play a shootout over and over again. Your goal is to score goals, obviously. The game features decent graphics, offline tournaments, online multiplayer, weekly tournaments, and simple controls. There isn’t a whole lot to this one. However, that is part of its charm. It’s good for killing a few minutes, although the tournaments can take a while to finish. It is freemium and that’s probably the worst part about it.

Football Manager 2021

Price: 8.99 with in-app purchases

Football Manager 2021 is SEGA’s latest entrant in the popular soccer manager franchise. Players manage a soccer team and face off against opponents across 60 leagues in 24 countries. You’ll be responsible for things like player bonds to encourage better play, motivate your players to do better, and make a winning team. The base mechanics are the same from year to year with a varying amount of polish and fixes from the previous year. There is more than enough content here to last you until next year’s iteration comes out. It’s also free on Google Play Pass if you use it.

Head Soccer La Liga 2020

Price: Free to play

Head Socer La Liga is the official soccer game of, well, La Liga in Spain. It’s a fun little arcade game. Two players (or one player versus AI) square off in a one-on-one match. It plays a little bit like pong, but in a good way. It features real players, a collection and upgrade mechanic, and some power-ups to help out. The gameplay is super simple. This is another decent game for killing a few minutes. It’s also a freemium game, but we expected that.

Dream League Soccer

Price: Free to play

Dream League Soccer 2019 is one of the bigger soccer games on mobile. It features full teams, complete games, and a full field of action. The front of the game is a sim. You build a team, make them good, and win championships. However, you can also play actual soccer with the team you made. The graphics and controls aren’t half bad either. That puts it in the upper echelon of soccer games. It also features six divisions, Google Play Games achievements, saves, and leaderboards, and more. This one is surprisingly good, even for a freemium game.

eFootball PES 2021

Price: Free to play

eFootball PES 2021 is FIFA’s biggest competitor on mobile. Many believe it to be a better game as well. The game features good graphics, outstanding mechanics and controls, a team building mechanic, online multiplayer, local multiplayer, and more. FIFA has more stuff to do, but PES is a more enjoyable game to play. That should help most people make the right choice for them. PES 2018 is also a freemium game and that will get in the way eventually. Until then, this is an outstanding soccer game.

Price: Free to play

FIFA Soccer is arguably the most popular soccer game on mobile. Of course, that means it’s a shameless cash grab by EA Sports! There are some likable things about the game, much like their other sports offerings. It has outstanding graphics, decent mechanics, and a lot of content. That includes a single-player campaign mode, online PvP, online leagues, players from over 550 teams, and more. It has more content than just about any other game in the genre. However, its freemium tactics are a little aggressive for our taste. Enjoy, but tread carefully.