LEGYRO

LEGACY & PROFILE

A career can end.
Your history does not have to.

LEGYRO Football is designed around finite careers, but selected milestones can live beyond one active save. The local LEGYRO Profile provides a persistent layer for supported achievements, completed-career records and collection progress on the same device.

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WHY A META LAYER?

Finishing a career should add to your history.

If every retirement simply erased the meaning of the previous run, replaying would feel disconnected. The profile exists so supported milestones can accumulate while each individual career still remains its own story.

Active career

The active save contains the player you are currently progressing: seasons, current club, ratings, decisions, honours and the route still in motion.

Persistent profile

The profile sits outside one active save and can remember supported milestones that have already been earned on the device.

LEGYRO LEVEL

Progress across completed play.

The LEGYRO Level is part of the platform profile rather than the rating of one footballer. It represents persistent profile progression and should not be confused with the OVR inside an active Football career.

Player OVR

OVR belongs to the footballer inside a specific career. It describes that player's current level during the run.

LEGYRO progression

Profile progression belongs to you as the player using LEGYRO on that device. Supported achievements and events can contribute beyond one individual career.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Milestones that recognise how you played.

Achievements are designed to reward notable events rather than simply duplicate the final career score. The catalogue can include common milestones as well as rarer routes and career accomplishments.

CAREER

Completion milestones

Finishing careers and reaching important career stages can contribute to the persistent profile when the milestone is supported.

HONOURS

Trophies and awards

Winning supported team or individual honours can unlock achievement progress in addition to appearing in the career itself.

ROUTES

Distinctive careers

Some achievements can recognise the way a career was built, encouraging players to explore different paths instead of repeating only one strategy.

TROPHY ROOM

A collection built by playing careers.

The Trophy Room is the visual collection area of the profile. Supported trophies and permanent career pieces can be recorded there after they are earned.

Trophies

Supported honours can appear as collection pieces with information about how often they have been earned and when they first entered the profile history.

Retired shirts

Supported club-legacy milestones can create retired-shirt collection pieces. These represent a particularly strong relationship between a player and a club during a career.

Locked collection spaces

The collection can show that more pieces exist without pretending they have already been earned. Progress comes from actual supported career events.

Career archive

Finished careers can remain available as historical records so previous players are not reduced to a single number after retirement.

LOCAL-FIRST V1

Your current profile lives in this browser.

The current version does not require a LEGYRO account. Supported profile and career data are stored locally on the device using browser storage.

What that makes easy

You can begin playing without registration, passwords or an account setup flow. The profile can update immediately from supported local game events.

What that means for backups

Local storage can be removed if browser or site data are cleared. Until an account-sync system is actually released, do not assume progress will automatically move between devices or survive deletion of local browser data.

FUTURE PLATFORM

Built so the history can grow later.

LEGYRO is intended to become a multi-sport platform, but future features are kept separate from what is already live. The public roadmap is the source for which platform ideas are available, in development or still exploratory.

View the roadmap →Read the Football systems guide