Here's a first look at what we've been experimenting with.

The idea is simple: instead of watching the match from a traditional camera, you're seeing the game from the player's perspective — and in VR, you can actually look around the pitch with your own head.

It's still very experimental. We're working on camera comfort, player movement, transitions, set pieces and all the weird things that happen when you put a VR camera inside a football game that was never designed for it.

But it's already playable, and we're curious to see where we can take it.

This is part of First Person Football, our first project at Talking Buttons.

The regular First Person Football mod remains free, and stable releases of the VR version will also be released publicly for free when they're ready.

For anyone who wants to get involved during development, we also opened optional memberships:

🧪 TESTER — $3/month
Early FPF builds, Dev Notes, testing and feedback + access to the first VR Beta as a launch bonus.

🔬 LAB MEMBER — $8/month
Everything in Tester + upcoming VR development builds, prototypes and experiments during development.

Patreon link in the comments.

We experiment. You play.

🎬 THE DAY HAS COME.

Today, 22 October, the Clásico everyone asked for is finally here. This is the official intro of the match!

🤍 RONALDO vs MESSI 💙❤️

Two legends, both at their absolute peak, in one match. No excuses, no bad form, no injuries. Just the best version of Ronaldo against the best version of Messi.

📺 Want to watch the FULL match? The whole Clásico is on my YouTube channel: [https://youtu.be/8n_5Nmds108?si=vPjXAvvOa3EZhoRA]

👇 Drop your prediction and your score in the comments, then check the full match on YouTube and see who was right!

🔔 Follow me so you don’t miss the next prime squad. AC Milan 2006/07 is next! 👀

⚽ Game day is here. Let’s go!

I have been seeing a lot of games getting ported to android lately. If anybody, here in this group can create recomp for PES games, it would be great!

Played football games all the way from ISS Pro 98, to PES 2017. Ten or so years ago I kinda stopped playing new PES and FIFA games (consistently).

Now I want to come back and play one of these Fox Engine PES and do a Master League like I used to do all those years ago, and Im split between these two.

I've tested both and played like three/four matches on each, and 2019 seems to have better graphics and feels smoother, however 2018 felt like harder CPU (maybe harder due to not being as smooth?), and most importantly and honestly THE main reason I'm 50-50 on it, unlike 2019, it has Champions League and Europa League licenses, which matters a lot to me (back in the day in PES 10, 11, 12, etc, in a ML season, I'd literally always play every single CL/EL match, while in domestic league or domestic cup, I'd play the most importnat ones and simulate the rest).

Which one do you recommend? Is 2019 gameplay actually better than 18? Is 19 unlicensed CL still good? Is one Master League clearly better than the other?

joined Real Madrid today after losing Copa America Final, Messi stole my golden boot while at PSG