Unparteiisch – The Referee Game

Unparteiisch in-game capture: night match in the big stadium

In DevelopmentFootball · Referee simulationPC

UNDER PRESSURE. UNDER SCRUTINY. UNPARTEIISCH.

Every call counts. Every call is judged.

Night match in the big stadium – packed stands, floodlights, running track.

What it’s about

Football from an angle no one has played before: you are the referee. Whistle, advantage, cards, VAR – every decision is yours, and the players, the fans and in the end even the newspaper will have an opinion about it.

Unparteiisch is in development. Every image on this page is a real capture from the current build – graphics, animations and match flow are being refined continuously.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Yellow card: the player protests while your live rating keeps running. — Yellow card: the player protests while your live rating keeps running.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Red card – and every eye turns to you. — Red card – and every eye turns to you.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Players crowd the referee: now clear decisions count. — Players crowd the referee: now clear decisions count.

01 Gameplay

YOU ARE
THE REFEREE.

You blow the whistle, play advantage and show cards – face to face with the player. He protests (“I got the ball!”), his teammates close in, and your live rating ticks along in the corner. Stamina and pressure meters show how you are holding up.

Live rating 1–6
Stamina & pressure
Cards face to face

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Walk to the monitor: review contentious scenes at the pitchside screen. — Walk to the monitor: review contentious scenes at the pitchside screen.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Injury break: medics carry a player off the pitch. — Injury break: medics carry a player off the pitch.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: A clear signal: the referee shows how play restarts. — A clear signal: the referee shows how play restarts.

02 Decisions

WALK TO
THE MONITOR.

Not every scene is clear-cut. At the pitchside VAR monitor you review contentious moments, pick the right restart and stay in control – even when an injured player is carried off.

VAR monitor
Restarts
Injury breaks

Unparteiisch in-game capture: “Die Kurve lebt” – the home end celebrates its club. — “Die Kurve lebt” – the home end celebrates its club.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: A sea of flags in the stands. — A sea of flags in the stands.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: The giant flag up close. — The giant flag up close.

03 Atmosphere

THE STANDS
ARE ALIVE.

Tifos across entire stands, a sea of flags, the walk-out from the tunnel: Unparteiisch brings the feeling of a real matchday into the stadium – and lets you feel the pressure behind every call.

Tifos & flags
Tunnel walk-out
Packed stadiums

Unparteiisch in-game capture: A village cinder pitch – grassroots football from above. — A village cinder pitch – grassroots football from above.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Sliding tackle straight through a puddle. — Sliding tackle straight through a puddle.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Floodlights in the fog – an evening match in the village. — Floodlights in the fog – an evening match in the village.

04 Venues & weather

FROM CINDER PITCH
TO ARENA.

Football is not only played in big stadiums. On the village cinder pitch, puddles linger after the rain, slide tackles splash, and in the evening the floodlights fight the fog. Weather and surface change the game.

Grass & cinder
Rain, puddles, fog
Floodlights

Unparteiisch in-game capture: The day after: the newspaper rates the referee, too. — The day after: the newspaper rates the referee, too.

Unparteiisch in-game capture: Kick-off – from now on, the match is in your hands. — Kick-off – from now on, the match is in your hands.

05 After the match

MONDAY'S PAPER
HAS A VERDICT.

After the final whistle comes the review: the newspaper covers the match – including a grade for the referee. In career mode you then go through your decisions, positioning and match management.

Paper with referee grade
Career mode
Debrief

All features at a glance

Whistle, advantage, yellow and red – you deliver sanctions face to face
A live rating for your performance from 1 (best) to 6 (worst), plus stamina and pressure
Players protest, argue and crowd around you
Choose how play restarts and review contentious scenes at the VAR monitor
Injury breaks with medics
From village cinder pitches to the big stadium – with rain, puddles, fog and floodlights
Fans with tifos, flags and a walk-out from the tunnel
After the match: a newspaper report with your referee grade and a career debrief