Free soccer game funded by Cristiano Ronaldo is delayed. Will you be able to play it this year?

In recent years, not even a revealed release date is a guarantee as any game can be delayed at the last minute. For those hoping for some competition in football video games, there is bad news as the free-to-play title that received funding from Cristiano Ronaldo was delayed.

UFLCristiano Ronaldo’s game will no longer be released on September 12 on PlayStation, Xbox and PC

Today, Strikerz studio announced that your free soccer game UFL will not be able to meet its scheduled release date of September 12 on PlayStation, Xbox and PC. According to the creators, the recent Beta celebration yielded results that drew attention in certain areas, so it is necessary to work on them as soon as possible: “It was not an easy decision, but after having analyzed your comments and a large amount of data from the game, we have decided to reschedule the launch of UFLWe’d like to explain why we made this decision and what it means for you. While we could release the game as scheduled, we believe that taking a little more time will allow us to deliver the best experience possible. Most of the issues are related to polishing and fine-tuning features that contribute to the overall feel of the game. We understand that there is no recipe for a perfect football game, but it is essential for us to ensure that the game meets our high standards and your expectations.”

What is the new release date of UFLgame financed by Cristiano Ronaldo?

While the news came as a cold shower for fans hoping to try out this new football offering, the good news is that it is still scheduled to debut this year. According to Strikerz, UFL It will debut on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC on December 5so it is a matter of a few months to find out about this title that seeks to compete against the big ones like EA Sports FC and eFootball from Konami.

On the other hand, the study welcomed the community’s interest in UFL and revealed that more than 2 million players participated in the Beta tests that were carried out, so a good start is possible, but for it to become a reality they must deliver a high-quality product.

UFL has been in development for years, and has moved its release year from 2022 to 2023 and now 2024. Last year, it was revealed that soccer icon Cristiano Ronaldo financially backed the project with over $40 million.

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