TrueFoot
Hub
Your mods, your add-ons and your install in one window. It downloads them, writes them into the FIFA Mod Manager profile you play, and gets the order right.
Windows 10 or 11. No runtime and no launcher, and Windows may warn about a new publisher the first time. Stuck on that warning, or the Hub can't find Mod Manager? See the fix.
Free to download, signs in with Patreon. A paid tier is what opens it: on a free membership the app signs you in and stops there. The base mods themselves stay free on Nexus Mods, and the install guide covers them without this app.
FC 27 and FC 26 Career Engine A live career mode editor inside the Hub. Press F10 in your FC 27 or FC 26 career: a football world that moves on its own, real results, crowds, pitches, stadium building and every player editable. See every screenEverything you can have, in one press each
The mods your account covers, fetched straight from the site into the app’s own folder. Each card says which build it is and how much of it is already on this PC. Nothing reaches Mod Manager until you apply it, and the whole app comes in light or dark.
Start from a setup, not from a list of files
Ready-made combinations with a sentence about the football each one gives you. Pick one and its packages drop into your list at the bottom of the window. Nothing is written anywhere until you apply it.
Say what annoys you and get the option that answers it
Every add-on is also filed under the complaint it fixes, in the words people actually use: the keeper saves everything, defenders run beside me, the CPU never punishes the space I leave. Type a word or press the harder / easier chips.
Or read every option in one table
What it changes, which side it affects, and whether it is one of a pair. Most options ship as two opposite sides and you take one; the app knows which pairs exist and will not let you carry both into a profile.
Ctrl F searches all of it at once
One box across every package, every complaint and your own saved setups. Arrow keys move, Enter adds it to your list. It is the fastest way in once you know roughly what you want.
Three steps, ticked off in order
Find FIFA Mod Manager, choose the profile you actually play, apply. Each step ticks itself when it is satisfied, so there is never a question about which part is still missing.
One step writes, and it tells you what it will do first
Packages go into the Mods folder and then into that profile, under the base mod and ticked, grouped with the rest. Nothing already there is removed or reordered, no other profile is touched, a backup is taken first, and Undo last change is right next to the button.
Keep the combination you liked
Name a list and it is there next time. Load it back, share it as a short code, or save what you are running right now. Signed in, they follow you to another PC.
Updating
The day a new build lands
A new gameplay version, a new add-on, or EA shipping a title update the mod has to be rebuilt for: it is the same run every time, and it is two presses. Nothing here is impossible by hand — the install guide still spells out every step — the Hub only takes the fiddly half off you.
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It tells you
The app asks the site what the current build is every time it starts. A mod that is behind says so on its own card, and a new version of the app itself arrives as a card in the corner.
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One press downloads it
The new files land in the app’s own folder. Nothing in your game or your profile has changed yet.
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One press replaces the old ones
It spots the older copies already sitting in Mod Manager and offers to swap them. Say yes and every one is replaced in place, whether or not it is ticked in a profile.
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Your profile is untouched
Same names, same order, same ticks. They simply hold the new build. Nothing to unzip, nothing to drag, nothing to tick again.
Try it on your own setup.
Also in there
Small things that matter
- Load order, handled
- Packages go under the base mod in the order they expect, every time. Nothing to work out and nothing to redo when you add one.
- One folder, versioned
- Every build your account covers lands in the app’s own folder, named and numbered, instead of a pile of unzipped archives.
- Two sides of one lever
- Most options ship as an opposite pair. If both end up ticked, the Hub says so, and it can switch the other one off for you.
- Leftovers from old builds
- It can find TrueFoot files from previous versions that nothing uses any more, and it asks before removing a single one.
- Share a setup
- Any saved list turns into a short code. Paste somebody else’s and it lands in your setups, without touching your profile.
- FC 27 and FC 26
- Pick the game at the top of the app. On FC 27 it is the Gameplay Mod in early access, with its add-ons and Tuning Pack. On FC 26 it is Gameplay, Animation Overhaul and Kit Physics. Both games get the Career Engine Pack, and each mod keeps its own version and options. FC 27 needs FIFA Mod Manager 2.2.0 or newer.
What a Patreon tier adds
The app costs nothing and you sign in with Patreon, but a paid tier is what opens it. See the tiers, or connect an account you already have.
- New builds first, a good while before they go out to everyone.
- Supporter-only options, which stay with the tier.
- A free membership signs in and meets a wall instead of a library.
- Base mods go free in the end, every time: a plain download on Nexus Mods and on their own page here, no app needed.