Sloclap Announces New Football Game REMATCH
French studio Sloclap has announced REMATCH, a football game developed for next-generation consoles and PC, following Sifu, one of the most talked-about fighting games of recent times. The game, which is planned to be released in the summer of 2025, will offer the opportunity to experience football from a different perspective.
Teamwork is at the forefront in REMATCH
REMATCH invites players to control a player on their team in fast-paced 5v5 matches. Get ready to show off your skills by getting together with your friends in the action-packed gameplay presented from a third-person camera perspective.
The game uses a system where player statistics are not included and success is based entirely on the players’ skills and tactical cooperation. Basic movements such as interfering with the ball, dribbling, aiming and shooting will be implemented with intuitive control mechanics.
The Sloclap team states that REMATCH will offer a realistic football experience while also featuring arcade-style elements. In the production where there will be no game-stopping factors such as fouls and offsides, the action will continue without stopping for a moment.
In addition to accessible gameplay mechanics, it is also emphasized that you need to cooperate perfectly with your teammates to win. All of these make REMATCH interesting for both football enthusiasts and those looking for a competitive experience with their friends.
REMATCH has a structure that prioritizes online multiplayer modes. In competitive modes, you will be able to fight to take yourself and your team to the top. In addition, new content will be added to the game constantly. The new game modes and cosmetic items that each season will bring promise a long-term experience.
We can’t wait to see if Sloclap can carry its success in fighting games to football. REMATCH will be released for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC in the summer of 2025. We are eagerly awaiting this exciting game that will open the doors to a brand new experience for football fans.
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