One-page stadium and Marketing with its own section

Your club’s stadium, all on one screen

Until now, getting around the stadium was like walking into a dressing room with six different doors: capacity here, prices there, history somewhere else. Today you simply go down to the pitch and see everything. The stadium has gone from scattered tabs to a single page, with everything you need to manage your income laid out in neat cards, all in one place. It’s not a luxury, it’s common sense: the fewer clicks you need, the more time you have to think about what to do next.

Right at the top are the numbers that matter: your total capacity, how many fans you have in your base, what the last home match brought in, and what percentage of the ground was filled. Under that, all the works in progress are there too, with a progress bar telling you exactly when the jobs will be finished. And here’s the big thing: all works now take half the time. That new stand that used to take three weeks is now ready in a week and a half. Stand expansions have been sped up too, so if you decide to invest, you see the result much sooner.

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The sections of your stadium are now shown as cards, and each one tells you where it is, the price you set, and the ideal price. Below that, you’ll see two bars: one for how many people came last time, another for how many are expected to turn up. Each section also shows what it brings in from ticket sales alone. That helps you make a quick call: if your terraces are priced too low, more people come but they spend less on food and the shop. Push the price up, and fewer fans come through the turnstiles, but each one spends more inside the ground.

When you want to expand a section, you used to have to think it through quite a bit. Now the game automatically shows you how many extra pesos you’ll add per match and how many home matches it will take to pay for the work, based on your number of fans and your current prices. And if a section is clearly not filling up, it tells you straight: it’s not that you’re rubbish, it’s just not worth making it bigger. You also have upgrades such as the pitch, dressing rooms, concessions and shop, each with their own effects. The LED screens, parking and floodlights have their own setup too, and they tell you what changes.

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Marketing, now with its own section

Marketing has grown too. It used to be scattered about; now it has its own section in your club menu. There you can see the three campaigns available in your division: how many fixed fans each one adds to your base, how many extra people they bring to the stadium each match, and how much money that works out to. The system warns you if it’s not worth it because the ground is already full or you’ve already hit your fan ceiling. You can see the campaign that’s currently running with its progress bar, plus the full history of every previous one, so you can learn what worked and what didn’t.

If you’re not playing yet, this gives you a taste: in ELDT, the details matter. It’s not just about winning matches, it’s about building a proper club. Give it a go and you’ll see why every manager who plays knows exactly how many pesos they’re making every weekend at their ground.

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