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Version 1.2.14 · 2026-10-21
- Reduced freezes when opening 3D matches and skin previews - Improved 3D performance on lower-end devices - Kept automatic graphics adjustments between updates
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The store currently lists version 1.2.14, updated 2026-10-21.








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ESMO is an Esports Manager where you run a club across MOBA, FPS, and Car Soccer, then watch every match play out in real time.
You scout prospects, sign contracts, train players, set tactics, and compete against real managers in continuous online competitions. This Esports Manager is about the work that builds a match: budgets, chemistry, scouting reports, transfer timing, and the game plan you commit to when the clock starts.
Manage three esports genres in one club:
- MOBA: draft phase, lanes, jungle pressure, objectives, scaling, and teamfights.
- FPS: economy, site choices, utility timing, saves, buys, counter-strats, and tactical reads.
- Car Soccer: rocket-powered cars, rotations, boost control, pressure, clears, and ball physics.…
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- Reduced freezes when opening 3D matches and skin previews - Improved 3D performance on lower-end devices - Kept automatic graphics adjustments between updates
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