SWOs

Sensible World of Soccer (SWOS) is a football video game developed by Sensible Software. It was released in 1994 for the Amiga and Atari ST, with later ports to DOS and other platforms. The game is a successor to Sensible Soccer and is known for combining fast, arcade-style football action with a deep management layer.

Gameplay features include real-time control of on-field action in a top-down view, a large world-wide club and national-team database, and an in-game editor that lets players modify teams, players, kits, and competitions. The game also includes a transfer market, finances, and league and cup competition formats across multiple countries, enabling both quick-play sessions and extended seasons.

SWOS is widely regarded as one of the classic football simulations of the early 1990s, noted for its accessible yet deep mechanics and its extensive editable database. It influenced later sports-management titles and retains a following in retro-gaming communities, with fan projects and emulation still active.