All Eras XI FAQ
All Eras XI lets you draft players from club seasons and national teams, then follow the results of your assembled side. These answers cover the decisions you make during a run, competing with other players and managing your account.
The basics
What is All Eras XI?
All Eras XI is a football draft game where you build a side from players offered by squad spins, then simulate a campaign. Your choices combine players from different teams and eras, with formations, position fit and the chosen mode shaping the challenge.
Where can I play for free?
You can play free on the web at allerasxi.com, on iPhone and iPad through the App Store, and on Android through Google Play. Start from the game hub, then choose the format that suits the kind of football challenge you want.
How do I start playing?
Sign in with Google or Apple, choose a mode and set up your draft. The playing guide takes you through formation choice, squad offers, player placement and the result screen, so you can understand each decision before committing your first pick.
What does a squad represent?
A squad represents a specific club season or national-team edition in the game’s pool. Its label identifies the team and period, and the offered players carry positions and ratings for that entry, so read the whole offer alongside your remaining vacancies.
Which mode should I try first?
Classic 38-0-0 gives you a clear target across a 38-match league season, while World Cup Legends offers a group stage followed by knockouts. Compare the mode guide and start a standard draft on Casual to give yourself three re-spins while learning placement.
What does 38-0-0 mean?
It means 38 wins, zero draws and zero defeats in the league campaign. Classic 38-0-0 recognises that perfect record as its highest league outcome, while winning the title and winning it unbeaten provide useful targets on the way; read the 38-0-0 explanation.
Playing and drafting
How many players do I pick from each spin?
In a standard spin draft, take one player from the current squad and place that player in an open slot. Confirming the position commits the turn and brings the next offer, so compare the full squad before deciding which vacancy to fill.
How many re-spins do I get?
Casual gives three re-spins across the entire standard draft, and Hardcore starts with zero. Each re-spin replaces the current squad before you select a player, so saving one for the closing turns gives you another option when the remaining positions are harder to fill.
What else changes on Hardcore?
In Classic 38-0-0, World Cup Legends, Treble Chasers and 5-a-side Arena, Hardcore also weights squad offers towards stronger tiers. Difficulty is separate from the Mixed or Elite opposition choice where available, and regular leaderboard boards separate Casual and Hardcore results.
When do I choose my formation?
Choose it during setup, before the first squad appears, then fill the specified positions during the draft. The formations guide lists all six eleven-player shapes and both 5-a-side shapes, making it easier to plan your centre-backs, wide roles and strikers.
How does playing someone in another position work?
The placement pitch shows an adjusted rating and fit label for each eligible open slot. Primary positions retain full overall, listed alternatives retain 95%, and other cover receives a further adjustment; use the position guide to judge same-flank and neighbouring-line options.
What should I do when every offered player is dimmed?
Check your empty positions and the names already drafted: selectable players must be eligible for an open slot and have a fresh name in your team. A remaining re-spin replaces the squad, which is one reason to preserve a re-spin when goalkeeper is your final vacancy.
Daily challenge, leagues and leaderboards
When does the Daily challenge reset?
The Daily challenge follows the Europe/London calendar and resets at midnight UK time, observing the UK’s seasonal clock changes. Open the Daily challenge to see today’s objective, chosen mode, formation, settings and countdown before making the day’s draft decisions.
How many Daily challenge attempts do I have?
You have one attempt per UK day, with everyone using the same squad offers and settings. An unfinished Daily draft saves its picks and spent re-spins so you can resume that day’s attempt, and submitting the completed run records your entry in the standings.
What decides the Daily challenge standings?
The rotating objective rewards fewest goals conceded, most goals scored, best goal difference or the most goals by one player. Other performance statistics separate equal objective totals, followed by squad efficiency and further tie-breaks; the Daily guide explains how to approach the target.
How many people can join a Mini-League?
A Mini-League holds up to 20 human members, and computer teams fill remaining places when the round is locked. The host chooses the mode and shared settings, then friends join using an invite link or code; see the Mini-League guide before organising a season.
How long is a Mini-League season?
The creation screen offers three, five or ten rounds, with each round built around a shared draft in the chosen mode. The host starts rounds and controls the reveal and simulation, while the season table reflects members’ finishes across the field of 20 teams.
Which run appears on my regular leaderboard?
Regular leaderboards keep your best run score on each board, separated by mode, difficulty and, where relevant, opposition setting. Formation appears with the result as part of your strategy, and scoring and ratings explains why the score priorities differ between modes.
Accounts, apps and privacy
How do I use my progress across web and apps?
Use the same Google or Apple sign-in identity on each device to reach the same account. Recorded runs, personal bests and earned achievements belong to that account, making a consistent sign-in choice useful when you move between the website and the mobile apps.
Who makes All Eras XI?
All Eras XI is made by Flavr Web Dev Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. It is an independent, unofficial football game, and the About page gives you a place to learn about the game and its maker.
How do I contact support?
Email support@flavrapps.com or use the information on the Contact page. For a question about a run, include the mode, formation and what you saw on screen so your message identifies the part of the experience you need help with.
How do website cookies affect analytics and adverts?
The website’s analytics and adverts stay off until you accept cookies, while essential sign-in cookies support your account session. You can revisit Cookie settings to change your choice, and the privacy and cookies policy explains how the website and apps handle data.
Where can I read the playing terms?
The Terms of use explain the game, account responsibilities and fair play. They also describe player ratings and simulations as the maker’s estimates for entertainment, which is useful context when comparing a simulated team’s season with the football you remember.
How do I delete my account?
Open Account → Danger zone, choose Delete my account and confirm the deletion. This permanently removes your profile, recorded runs, achievements and leaderboard entries, so read the confirmation carefully and use the privacy policy if you want more detail about account data.