Total Football Online on Steam

Total Football Online Goes Beyond Mobile as Steam Page Hints at PC Release

Shubhrajit Goswami

Published - Apr 28, 2026, 06:25 AM

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A new Free-to-play simulation game, Total Football Online, is set to arrive on PC.
The new game is going to feature FIFPRO-licensed players as well as some clubs and national teams.
The game shall also feature many former legendary footballers.

A new football simulation game, Total Football Online, is set to join the PC realms with its official Steam page already live. The new game developed by the team of Gala Sports was earlier launched on mobile and is now trying to venture into PC. Its graphics may give the old FIFA players a trip down nostalgia lane.

Total Football Online Launches its Page on Steam

Total Football Online's Steam page is now live. The release date for Total Football Online on Steam has not yet been announced. The game's mobile version was just launched in the Southeast Asian region last week, on April 22, 2026.

Community experts believe that the game may go live for PC users around the opening days of the FIFA World Cup 2026, set to take place in June. The Indian region still awaits an official release of Total Football Online for both mobile and PC platforms. The game is touted to compete with EA FC and eFootball down the line.

Total Football Online Brings Licensed Players, Clubs and Leagues

Total Football Online will feature many licensed players, teams, clubs, and leagues, in addition to authentic generic content. The game holds a FIFPRO license, which means that more than 4,000 real football players can be part of it.

Their licensing extends beyond the current stars and also involves many legends like Giggs, Diego Forlan, Deco, Ronaldinho, Cafu, Raul and Paul Scholes. The mobile version of Total Football Online also features other legends like Robin Van Persie m, Campbell, Ballack and more.

In the list of Total Football Online Clubs, only Manchester City stands as of now. More licensed clubs may arrive once the game is officially released. Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Norway and France are the five national teams that will be part of the new game.

The trailer suggests that it will feature realistic, smooth graphics powered by the Motion Matching engine. To stay updated with its official release and news about the best football games, make sure to bookmark this page.