It happens to be the final instalment and takes place 10 years after the previous game Inazuma Eleven 3. This is the first game from the series I’ve played through with no prior knowledge to the other titles. Please enjoy what you’re about to read as I’ve written this as a non-sporting fan and I’ll explain how this game grew on me and how I fell in love with this game. One thing you must understand before you read on is that this game doesn’t require you to be knowledgeable or even a hardcore fan of the sport to play. For this review I played through the Light edition of this title, the other is Shadow but the gameplay for both is the exact same if you fancied purchasing the latter after reading this.

I don’t actually play the traditional football video games out there on the market, I’m scarily awful at them, but Inazuma Eleven GO isn’t like your traditional football experience. The world cup football is upon us and I couldn’t think of a better game to get me into the mood for one of the world’s favourite sports.

Inazuma eleven review