SMana v69: SManaTV brings the match before the result
Matches become animated replays with a top-down pitch, ball movement, live commentary, club colours and a score that is revealed only while watching.
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Here we tell the story of SMana version by version. Not a technical changelog, but the changes that truly shaped the game, club management and the life of each World.
SMana v68: SMana now speaks English too
The entire site and all game screens are now bilingual in Italyn and English, with a persistent language choice for each manager. The admin panel remains in Italyn.
Read the newsSMana v67: the board now judges your work
The new Board area arrives: club confidence, seasonal objectives, supporter sentiment, squad suggestions and a contract situation that genuinely depends on the manager's work.
Read the newsSMana v66: the Opponent Dossier puts preparation at the centre of the day
The Assistant Coach organises information on upcoming opponents into compact dossiers: form, fitness, absences, departments and recent observed tendencies at a glance.
Read the newsSMana v65: from the Coaches Ranking to a career in the dugout
Reputation becomes the starting point of a real coaching career: a personal coach identity, stable clubs, end-of-season negotiations and an even greater emphasis on fitness management.
Read the newsSMana v64: a new Manual for every season
A completely rewritten Game Manual arrives: fewer interface instructions, more rules, choices and steps to understand how to manage a season properly.
Read the newsSMana v63: know your opponents and build the history of the World
v63 makes clubs easier to assess, shows the fitness of opposing players and continues to build the sporting memory of every World.
Read the newsSMana v62: rotation, Staff and advanced transfers
Rotation lineups and new Staff advice arrive. The market evolves with player exchanges, balancing payments and counteroffers, while match-report sharing expands.
Read the newsSMana v61: advanced tactical instructions
Lineup preparation gains new tactical instructions that affect team behaviour and match simulation.
Read the newsSMana v60: a new phase of the public experience
Interface, account and game features continue to evolve, preparing a new stage of SMana's public experience.
Read the newsSMana v59: a more complete experience
Interface, account and assistance tools are refined to make the experience more linear and immediate.
Read the newsSMana v58: new tools for managers
The experience gains optional assistance features and new tools designed to make inviting other players into SMana Worlds easier.
Read the newsSMana v57: ready to open to users
The main gameplay reaches a stable base and the public experience is completed with clearer registration, legal information and preference management.
Read the newsSMana v56: match reports and player careers
Match reports become complete with events, lineups, substitutions, cards and injuries. Statistics, appearances, club records and individual careers also grow.
Read the newsSMana v55: injuries, discipline and substitutions
Injuries, cards, suspensions, automatic substitutions, actual minutes played and new Staff messages tied to squad events enter the game.
Read the newsSMana v54: fitness and fatigue
Physical fitness becomes a real game component: players tire according to minutes and stamina, recover on days without matches, and fatigue affects automatic choices.
Read the newsSMana v53: training and Staff
Full training cycles arrive, with progress linked to player age and quality. The dashboard separates Staff and Board messages, while the squad shows the information needed for development decisions.
Read the newsSMana v52: definitive calendar, competitions and post-season
The pre-Phase 3 block closes with a coordinated calendar, competitions and post-season, providing a stable base for training, fitness, discipline and injuries.
Read the newsSMana v51: the player life cycle
Age, roles and player life-cycle logic are introduced and consolidated, preparing growth, careers and squad renewal.
Read the newsSMana v50: definitive pre-Phase 3
The full identity of clubs is consolidated — colours, badge, coach, manager assignment and customisation — and the system is prepared for Phase 3.
Read the newsSMana v49: preparing Phase 3
A transition release closes the previous development block and prepares a new phase focused on the day-to-day management of players.
Read the newsSMana v48: board and club selection
The relationship with the board becomes more present; club selection, team management and squad control are expanded ahead of the next development phase.
Read the newsSMana v47: persistent final standings and qualification
End-of-season standings become the reference point for qualification, play-offs, play-outs and individual honours.
Read the newsSMana v46: competitive history
The game begins to store final season positions and results in a more structured way so they can be reused for future qualification.
Read the newsSMana v45: seasonal club management
The season becomes more complete and the manager's decisions connect more organically with the team's results.
Read the newsSMana v44: planning the club's future
Club management gains new elements linking sporting results, planning and choices for the coming season.
Read the newsSMana v43: unique special players
Each World can have truly unique special players: the system prevents duplicates and preserves the rarity of these profiles.
Read the newsSMana v42: consolidated World generation
Creating new Worlds becomes more complete and coherent, connecting clubs, squads, competitions and the seasonal cycle.
Read the newsSMana v41: two-month seasonal cycle
SMana's seasonal cycle is defined with a compact calendar, squad distribution and player values consistent with club level.
Read the newsSMana v40: preparing the new cycle
The system is prepared for a more compact, repeatable seasonal cycle with coherent squad and player generation.
Read the newsSMana v39: seasonal generation
The generation of clubs, players and competitions is aligned with the complete World cycle.
Read the newsSMana v38: calendar and World cycle
Integration between the calendar, daily simulation and competition progression continues to improve.
Read the newsSMana v37: TODAY and TOMORROW on the dashboard
The dashboard puts today's and tomorrow's matches in the foreground; after a match, the result remains visible with a clear played status.
Read the newsSMana v36: an event-focused dashboard
The dashboard is prepared to show upcoming appointments and match status more immediately.
Read the newsSMana v35: synchronised competitions
The World coordinates its different competitions and their progression more effectively throughout the season.
Read the newsSMana v34: coordinated seasonal calendar
League, cups and post-season are organised in one shared calendar, reducing overlaps and making the season easier to read.
Read the newsSMana v33: final standings and qualification
Final positions begin to be stored and used as the basis for qualification, prizes and the following season's competitions.
Read the newsSMana v32: promotion and relegation
The competitive system is completed with movement between Bronze, Silver and Goalsd Leagues based on seasonal results and the post-season.
Read the newsSMana v31: play-offs and play-outs
The post-season is expanded with pairings, round progression and sporting consequences between league levels.
Read the newsSMana v30: post-season
The phase after the league enters the game structure, with play-offs, play-outs and deciding matches.
Read the newsSMana v29: seasons and prizes
The logic linking results, final positions, prizes and the transition to the next season is consolidated.
Read the newsSMana v28: preparing the seasonal cycle
Competition management is connected more closely to the seasonal cycle and to the conclusion of each tournament.
Read the newsSMana v27: consolidated national brackets
National Cups become reliable from one round to the next, completing the system introduced in previous versions.
Read the newsSMana v26: bracket verification
Bracket progression is checked and consolidated, preparing more stable cup management.
Read the newsSMana v25: competition control
The cup system receives a round of checks and consolidation to make progression more reliable.
Read the newsSMana v24: continuity of competitions
Bracket continuity is consolidated so competitions already under way progress consistently.
Read the newsSMana v23: complete National Cups
National Cups become structured knockout competitions with round progression, a final, a winner, top scorer, honours and prizes.
Read the newsSMana v22: preparing automatic National Cups
The structure needed for National Cups to progress automatically through their rounds and award the relevant honours is completed.
Read the newsSMana v21: evolution of the cups
Knockout brackets are expanded and integrated more closely with the rest of the World.
Read the newsSMana v20: smoother competitions
Leagues and cups become more continuous and orderly, preparing a more natural progression through rounds and seasons.
Read the newsSMana v19: trophies and honours
Trophies, awards and seasonal results begin to connect more organically with club and player careers.
Read the newsSMana v18: preparing the competitive system
The internal structure is prepared for a more complete management of leagues, cups, prizes and seasonal progression.
Read the newsSMana v17: a more believable market
Negotiations are refined further so club behaviour is more coherent and the market feels more credible.
Read the newsSMana v16: more dynamic negotiations
Transfer mechanics are expanded to make negotiations more natural and the search for opportunities more active.
Read the newsSMana v15: the market and the life of the World
The market becomes more dynamic and clubs take part in negotiations more consistently, making every World feel more alive.
Read the newsSMana v14: evolution of competitions
Competitions and result management continue to evolve inside each World.
Read the newsSMana v13: more recognisable players
Generated players receive more distinctive identities, while goals and career information become more visible in profiles and pop-ups.
Read the newsSMana v12: preparing individual statistics
The game structure is prepared to provide richer player information and a clearer view of their sporting development.
Read the newsSMana v11: improvements to team management
Work continues on the team's operational screens and on the manager's everyday navigation.
Read the newsSMana v10: platform stabilisation
The platform is consolidated to make the features already introduced more reliable.
Read the newsSMana v9: consolidating the first game core
The first SMana core is stabilised, creating a stronger foundation for the next stages of development.
Read the newsSMana v8: evolution of the game interface
The interface and main screens are consolidated to make the overall game experience more consistent.
Read the newsSMana v7: a clearer league section
The League area is reorganised to make standings, links, clubs and players easier to read during everyday management.
Read the newsSMana v6: standings and unified visual identity
Standings and the main pages adopt a more coherent interface, with a shared visual language for buttons, panels and navigation.
Read the newsSMana v5: a new manager interface
The dashboard is refined, key links become more immediate, the sidebar is reorganised and club customisation becomes a stable part of the game experience.
Read the newsSMana v4: day-to-day club management
The main operational areas of the club are consolidated, together with navigation between team, market, competitions and the manager's activities.
Read the newsSMana v3: dashboard and a livelier market
The dashboard becomes the manager's operational hub and the market gains continuity, making each World more active and believable.
Read the newsSMana v2: first tactical choices and lineups
Team management takes shape with the first tactical formations, lineup building and a clearer organisation of player roles.
Read the newsSMana v1: the foundations of the game
The first core of the football manager is born, with game access, club assignment, squad, market, standings, calendar, club customisation and competitions.
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