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Published 16:43 24 Aug 2026 BST
Updated 16:43 24 Aug 2026 BST

An in-depth 'Football Manager' style sim is coming to the GAA this year.
Loophead Labs are creating a free GAA sim for Steam, with a demo coming this October, before a full release in January 2027.
The official description is as follows: "The first management sim for Gaelic football, hurling, camogie and ladies football. Take a county, name your fifteen from the parishes that produced them, and answer to a board that remembers everything. Four codes on one calendar, and a September that stops the country."
There are 36 playable counties - the 32, plus London, New York, Warwickshire and London.
Like the iconic Football Manager series, you will decide on your team's tactics and systems, with a focus on 'restarts, shape, press and tempo'.
You can watch your matches play out while making in-game changes, whether its in a January shield game, the league, provincial championships, or the round-robin phase and All-Ireland.
You can call up players from clubs into the panel, all while overcoming obstacles such as J1s in Boston, weddings, and other various challenges.
There will also be season-ending awards, sackings, offers from other counties and much more.
However, it does not make any mention of licensed players, and judging by screenshots, fake names will be used.
To read the full breakdown of the game and its features, check out its Steam page here.
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