UFL Guide: Getting Started, Squad Building, Attacking and Defending
Our UFL overview and four guides in reading order, with key facts on the free-to-play football game, the new season, Squad League and PC requirements.
Maitz Editorial Team·
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UFL, from Strikerz Inc., is a free-to-play football (soccer) game with an in-game store, available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC with cross-play between them. At its core is a club built from player cards, alongside online competition and content against the computer. This page collects our overview and four guides in a suggested reading order: from your first match to squad building, attacking and defending.
Everything here is based on UFL’s official documentation as of October 7, 2026. The drills in the guides are our suggestions, not measured results. Mobile is on a separate soft-launch track; these guides cover PC and consoles.
Switching players, delaying the attacker, blocking the next pass and timing a tackle
Key Facts
Price: free to download, with in-game purchases that include random items. Packs award their contents according to probabilities.
Season 26/27: reduced automatic defensive assistance and changes to player characteristics. The latest update we found in the official archive is 0.74.1.2, dated September 30.
Squad League: official support documents a cap of 24 rewarded matches per week, with a Thursday reset.
Squad Swaps: cards you submit are permanently removed from your club.
PC minimum requirements: 64-bit Windows 10, an i7-6700, 8GB RAM, a GTX 1060 or RX 570 with 4GB VRAM, and 40GB of SSD storage.
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