FM27 guide
FM27 In-Game Editor DLC vs Bootroom
For several years SEGA has sold an official In-Game Editor as paid DLC for Football Manager. If you are deciding between waiting for the FM27 version and using a third-party editor, here is a fair comparison.
The official FM27 In-Game Editor
As of 30 October 2026, SEGA has not confirmed a price or release date for the FM27 In-Game Editor DLC. For reference, FM26's In-Game Editor cost $8.99. The official editor runs inside the game's own interface, is made by Sports Interactive and is supported with game patches. Previous versions have covered areas such as contracts and positions, which Bootroom does not edit. Check the Steam store page for the confirmed FM27 details.
Bootroom
Bootroom is an independent desktop program that edits the running game from a separate window. It is available now in Early Access for Steam FM27 build 27.0.0 on Windows 10/11 64-bit.
- Players: all technical, mental and physical attributes, plus Current Ability (CA) and Potential Ability (PA).
- Hidden attributes: consistency, important matches, injury proneness, versatility and dirtiness.
- Staff: coaching, scouting and medical attributes and staff ability.
- Clubs: club balance and finances (four stored finance fields), training and youth facilities, junior coaching, youth recruitment and stadium values.
Not editable yet: preferred foot, positions, contracts, nationality, personality and reputation.
Side by side
- Availability: official DLC not yet confirmed for FM27; Bootroom available now.
- Price: official DLC not confirmed (FM26: $8.99); Bootroom $6.99 one-time Early Access, free view-only version.
- Made by: official DLC by Sports Interactive/SEGA; Bootroom by an independent developer, not affiliated with SI or SEGA.
- Hidden attributes and CA/PA: Bootroom shows them even in the free version.
- Platforms: Bootroom supports only Steam on Windows for now. No Mac, Epic or Game Pass.
- How edits appear: with Bootroom, FM redraws player screens after you press Continue. Use Save Game to keep changes.
Which should you choose?
If you want an official tool that lives in the game UI and you are happy to wait, the DLC is a sensible choice once SEGA releases it. If you want to edit your FM27 career now, see hidden attributes for free, or tune finances and facilities, try Bootroom. Nothing stops you using both. Just back up your save before any editing.
Windows 10/11 64-bit · Steam FM27 build 27.0.0 · 2 PCs per licence · 14-day refund
FAQ
Is the FM27 In-Game Editor DLC out?
As of 30 October 2026, SEGA has not confirmed a price or release date for the FM27 In-Game Editor DLC. FM26's version cost $8.99.
Is Bootroom made by SEGA or Sports Interactive?
No. Bootroom is an independent fan-made tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sports Interactive or SEGA.
Can I use Bootroom and the official editor together?
They are separate tools. Back up your save before using any editor, and use FM's Save Game to keep changes.