“Things- things are good,” Miles Jacobson tells me, before a pause. “We’ve taken on a lot, with FM25.”
It’s early August, late in the afternoon on a Friday, and it’s clearly been a long week for Jacobson, head of Football Manager developer Sports Interactive. The studio celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, the same year it aims to reinvent the series with the most significant changes for two decades, but it’s noticeable that Jacobson is seeking to ease some expectations for FM25 as we begin to talk.
“What I don’t want to do is be sitting here and be overhyping things,” he says, “because I don’t think it helps anyone.”
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