LEGO Football Fury

LEGO Football Fury is the new installament of the LEGO series, inspirated by LEGO Soccer Mania (in Americas) or LEGO Footall Mania (in Europe). It involves the classic football game rules and gameplay. The game is developed by Silicon Dreams and published by Electronic Arts, and its systems are Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3, XBox260 and Nintendo Wii U.

Game modes

 * Adventure mode (including only LEGO stantard teams)
 * Cup mode
 * LEGO cup
 * World cup
 * EURO cup
 * CONCACAF cup
 * COMNEBOL cup
 * ACF cup
 * CAF cup
 * Champions League
 * Settings
 * Starting
 * Start with qualifications
 * Start without qualifications
 * 2 rounds (Home and away) / 1 round
 * Championship mode
 * Serie A (Italy) - Italian Cup
 * Premier League (England) -
 * Ligue 1 (France)
 * Superleague Greece
 * Eredivisie (Netherlands) -
 * Russian Premier League -
 * Fusball Bundesliga (Germany)
 * La Liga (Spain) - Copa del Rey
 * Primeira Liga (Portugal)
 * Japan League Division 1 - Emperor's Cup
 * Normal match mode
 * Online mode
 * Match
 * Cup
 * Championship
 * Community
 * Offline
 * Online
 * Editor mode
 * Create league (max 4)
 * Create team (max 20 per league)
 * Create stadium (max 20)
 * Shop
 * Extras
 * Soundtrack

Match settings

 * Difficulty: Exordient, Beginner, Advanced, Expert, Master
 * Minutes of time: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 90
 * Substitutions: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Standard teams

 * LEGO All Stars (Normal)
 * SPQR (Italy)
 * Squared Table (England)
 * Hijos de algo (Spain)
 * Sengoku Damiyos (Japan)
 * Republicans (France)

Part 2

 * Didon's Sons (Tunisia)
 * Barbarian Force
 * Evil Pirates (Haiti)
 * Jesuits (Israel)
 * Forth Reich (Germany)
 * Gods of Olympus (Greece)

Stadiums
In parentesis the default teams owning the stadium and the notes of the stadium itself.


 * San Siro (Milan, Internazionale)
 * San Paolo (Napoli)
 * Olimpico (AS Roma, Lazio)
 * Juventus Stadium (Juventus)
 * Renzo Barbera (Palermo)
 * Angelo Massimino (Catania)
 * Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
 * Nissan Stadium (final of the 2002 World Cup)
 * FBN Stadium (final of 2010 World Cup)
 * Olympiastadion (final of 2006 World Cup)
 * Olimpijs'kyj Stadium (final of EURO 2012)
 * Ernst Happel Stadion (final of EURO 2008)
 * Estadio da Luz (final of EURO 2004)
 * Old Trafford (Manchester United)
 * Stamford Bridge (Chelsea)
 * Emirates Stadium (Arsenal)
 * Etihald Stadium (Manchester City)
 * Anfield (Liverpool)
 * Brasilia National Stadium (final of 2014 World Cup)