Fm24 Mobile vs Touch | Netflix & Apple Arcade Version Differences Explained

Fm24 Mobile vs Touch | Netflix & Apple Arcade Version Differences Explained

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Several deals have taken place between Netflix, Apple and the FM team, meaning you don't just head to each's respective mobile store and download. There's a little added complication.

To break this all down, here are the differences between FM24 Mobile and FM24 Touch as well as how to gain access to each one. Head below for all the details:

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What’s the difference between FM24 Mobile and FM24 Touch?

The most obvious difference between FM24 Mobile and FM24 Touch is where each version of the football manager game can be played. For instance, FM24 Mobile is exclusive to Netflix members (and only playable on phones), whereas FM24 Touch is available on Apple Arcade and Nintendo Switch.

When it comes to features, FM24 Mobile is essentially a simplified version of Football Manager, utilising a top-down view for matches with basic mechanics. Less information is granted on screen, for better or worse, with media interactions also paired down. It's the most basic way to experience Football Manager but still gets the job done.

FM24 Touch, on the other hand, offers full 3D matches with many of the main mechanics making their way across too. Since the game is built for both Apple Arcade and Switch, a lot of the console perks have been afforded to the former. An optimised skin has been designed for iPhone users along with a "refreshed" Set Piece Creator, as well as the ability to bring forward progress from FM23 Touch.

How to get FM24 Mobile for ‘free’ with Netflix

Since Sports Interactive and publisher Sega have agreed to an exclusive Netflix partnership for FM24 Mobile, the only way to get access to the game is by owning a Netflix subscription. If you do already, the game can be found under Netflix's suite of games with no in-app purchases, ads or extra fees included.

You should be able to find FM24 Mobile in the Netflix app on your phone, and you will be prompted to download the game once you select it from the menu.

A Netflix subscription can be taken up from £4.99 with ads, £10.99 with no ads and £17.99 to get 4K and more devices for downloads. It's also worth being aware that FM24 Mobile is not available to play via the Netflix app on PC, TV or game consoles.

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