This game is a pristine example of "Gameplay > Visuals". At first I was turned off by the mediocre graphics but the more I played I realized that the gameplay had much more to it than at first look.

In International Online Soccer (IOSoccer) You are playing as one player from a third-person perspective, where you can choose your favorite position (Goalkeeper, defender, midfielder or striker). You could compare it to "Be A Pro" on Fifa. IOSoccer executes it fantastically as you have more control over your player.

IOSoccer fittingly portrays the sport discipline, as it showcases that, not only, the steep skill learning curve to improve individuality, require patience and skill, it also requires that the player know how to work together in a team environment. Similar problem and challenges arise in IOSoccer as it would in real life soccer.

The game is currently in early access, so a lot of features could be implemented to make the game more user friendly as it is.

Pros:
Great Gameplay
Established friendly community
Fun to play
Dedicated servers
Dedicated developers
Frequent gameplay and visual updates
Free-to-play (no microtransactions)
Competitive esport potential
Customizable player model

Cons:
Hard to learn, hard to master
Non-existent matchmaking system
Outdated Game engine
Outdated HUD Menu


Verdict: Recommended. I enjoy the gameplay, where no player has a clear advantage over another player.
The frequent updates makes it clear that the developers are working on improving the game as it is. If it continues; the sky is the limit!

It is free-to-play so why not give it a chance?

Awesome game.

Needs a more diverse competitive ladder system though