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Axis Football 2024 Available on Consoles

Axis Football 2024 made its debut on Steam last month, followed by its recent launch on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S just last week. The game is now available to players on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 for $19.99.

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For those of you that have played a few games and played around with the franchise mode, let us know your thoughts. For everyone else, check out the trailer and new features below.

New Gameplay Features

  • Completely overhauled blocking system, featuring over 75 types of blocking interactions
  • Resume a saved match! You can now save a match in progress and return to it later
  • Defensive playbook overhaul. Over 25 new defensive formations and over 100 defensive plays
  • New zone coverage types and defensive zone priorities added
  • Game difficulty overhaul to ensure each user has an appropriately challenging play experience
  • Player attribute changes to better reflect the complexities of American football
  • Base team roster reset to better balance the default teams
  • Two new stadiums: Las Vegas and Louisiana
  • In-match UI update (stylized score bug, redesigned playbook display and more)
  • New statistics and data analytic tracking for play calling to analyze what is and is not working
  • Improved gameplay presentation, featuring previous play displays, starting lineups, and an improved ‘Ask Coach’ flow

New Customization Features

  • Playbook Editor – select the specific plays you want included in your playbooks
  • User-created teams can now be deleted
  • Dozens of new logos added to the team creator suite

New Franchise Mode Features

  • New league sizes available. American-style leagues: 32, 24, 16, and 8 teams. Tier-style leagues: (36, 30, 24, and 18 teams)
  • Team Activity Menu that tracks all signings, drafts, trades, contract extensions, and releases for all teams across the league.
  • Better AI team management (signing free agents during the year, better draft logic, etc.)

Miscellaneous New Features

  • QB Run plays have been added as a new category when selecting the play calling weights
  • When editing attributes in the Player Editor, you will now find both a +1/-1 and a +10/-10 button
  • A notification at the top of the franchise dashboard will now appear whenever there are unsaved changes to a user’s franchise.
  • The schedule generator has been rewritten to produce more consistent and league-appropriate schedules.
  • Players that were injured in positions that are considered secondary starters (WR4, WR5, TE2, etc.) will no longer incorrectly make their way onto the field.
  • Injuries and roster changes made to teams during exhibition matches will no longer carry over into new franchises.
  • The depth chart will now show all available players that match the selected position at the top of the substation list
  • Automatic substations due to fatigue or injury will no longer place players outside of their position group

Full Franchise Mode Features

  • Multiple league setup options (NFL-style, Tier style)
  • All-time record tracking
  • Player Contracts
  • Trades
  • Injuries
  • Practice Squads
  • Free Agency
  • Retiring Players
  • Weekly and Yearly Awards
  • Dynamic, tiered league structure with playoffs, promotions, and relegations
  • Unlimited seasons
  • Player progressions based on performance, age, potential, and playtime
  • End of season drafts
  • Season-long team stats
  • Individual league leader stats
  • Franchise stats
  • Depth chart control
  • Play, coach, spectate, or simulate matches
  • League and team schedule viewer
  • Spectate other matches

Customization

  • Complete team creator / editor suite
  • Customize team name, colors, uniforms, field, play selection, logo, and more!

Game Modes

  • Player Vs AI
  • Coach Mode (1p & 2p)
  • Spectator Mode
  • Local Player Vs Player
  • Franchise Mode

The team also provided patch notes for their most recent update.

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