Tips Winner DLS (Dream League Soccer) 2020

Tips Winner DLS (Dream League Soccer) 2020
DLS 2020 stands apart from generic mobile soccer simulators for one main reason: authenticity. Developers First Touch Games sourced the licensing rights to FIFPro. This allows you to take on your favorite players. Recruit real licensed pros from Gareth Bale to Cristian Ronaldo and have a superstar studded soccer dream team. The latest version of the game released this year also offers updated seasonal information and enhanced graphics. The official leagues licensing means you can play your way from the bottom up through six divisions and over seven cup competitions. While Football Manager may nail the managerial experience and FIFA focuses on the players, Dream League Soccer team offers authenticity from both sidelines and field.
The match simulations offer phenomenal graphics and painstaking gameplay. Just three buttons to shoot, aim, and pass enable you to defend, attack, and dribble your way to an epic goal. Play virtually exactly as you would offline. Choose a classic 4-4-2 formation or go alternative. Soccer is all about tactics, but you will still need ruthless attacks to score those goals. The defense is made satisfyingly complex by a ruthless referee to ensure clean play and a pure game is delivered. Remember to swap out your players between seasons and up their energy levels after each game.
From the managerial perspective you can build your own virtual soccer empire from scratch. You are in control of everything from sourcing players to designing their kits. There are three modes of play to choose from: Events, Career or Multiplayer. Events lets you play in regional divisions, Career pits you against lower leagues or you can play against real players in Multiplayer mode. To buy new players or make changes to your soccer empire you will need “coins”. You earn coins through hitting your targets or winning matches. The settings are thorough – you can tweak pretty much everything from the commentary to the position of the players’ names. There is also a neat “Replay” option where you can re-watch goals or fouls (with option to skip forward and back) save them and upload them to social media.