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Posts: 1323 Joined: Status: offline Here are a few you could try. Personally, out of these I enjoy ActionPC Football the best. Most of these focus on strategy, versus graphics and are more text based.
ActionPC Football - Season Replay Second and Ten - Season Replay Football Mogul - Career Mode, Scaled Down Version of Front Office Football Professional Football Simulator - Not sure how to describe this one, one of the newer ones Strat-o-matic football - Popular, but I haven't played it. Posts: 709 Joined: 11/6/2007 Status: offline I am leaning towards your recommendation for ActionPC FB. It has the functionality I am looking for. From what I saw, Action PC deluxe comes with the 2009 season and 24 championship teams but you can mix and match players from different teams. Is that correct?
Then you have to purchase any other seasons separately? Price for deluxe pkg - $44 USD. Also am intrigued by Pro Football Simulator.
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Pro Football Simulator seems to be the same genre/functionality as PCAction FB but at $25 USD is much cheaper. However, I can't tell yet how many historical rosters/players come with the initial purchase. I am going to email the contact person to find out more. I'll let you know what I find out. Thanks again Grim. Funny that I googled Football Games for PC and only FOF and assorted soccer games showed up. Not sure if either has digital download service yet.
Posts: 709 Joined: 11/6/2007 Status: offline Regarding Professional Football Simulator here is the response from the main guy when asked about players/rosters and digital download: 'You can import any number of players using various CSV files. Some historical players have been made available from other members of the community. There are also modern player lists and 2010 draft imports that I've seen You can download the game at any time and play the demo. You can find it at The demo is free to download and install and will let you play a couple of seasons for free. You can purchase at any time and use the activation key to unlock the game to allow unlimited seasons.
And yes, you can import any number of CSV files with various players from the past and present. You can drop them all into a free agent pool or you can drop them into a draft pool. You could assign them teams in the CSV or just let them get drafted and then make trades between teams to get it how you want.' Sounds interesting.
I am going to download the demo and give it a try. Posts: 1323 Joined: Status: offline I tried the demo for PFS but just didn't think it measured up to the more mature games.
I think over time it could become a very good game, I just kind of sense it might be more of a hobby for the creator versus something that will thrive for years to come. Just my opinion. For past seasons, you can't beat ActionPC since they have all seasons from the 20's and on. Of course, there is a cost associated with them too. The same company also has games for basketball, baseball, and recently hockey. I really enjoy the hockey game and problem the best of the bunch. Posts: 1323 Joined: Status: offline quote: ORIGINAL: Arctic Blast My problem with a lot of these games is that they are single-season specific, and I've always been much more interested in a multiple season franchise.
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There are several very solid games like that for baseball, but for some reason they aren't numerous for pro football. Very true.basically have the choice between Front Office Football and Football Mogul. It is stranage that no other competition has ever come out. Seems like a good product like OOTP for baseball would dominate this area if someone released it. Or if Front Office Football would just come out in a more modern interface with a few more bells/whistles, it could do it.
Posts: 709 Joined: 11/6/2007 Status: offline quote: ORIGINAL: Grim.Reaper quote: ORIGINAL: Arctic Blast My problem with a lot of these games is that they are single-season specific, and I've always been much more interested in a multiple season franchise. There are several very solid games like that for baseball, but for some reason they aren't numerous for pro football.
Very true.basically have the choice between Front Office Football and Football Mogul. It is stranage that no other competition has ever come out. Seems like a good product like OOTP for baseball would dominate this area if someone released it. Or if Front Office Football would just come out in a more modern interface with a few more bells/whistles, it could do it.
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Yeah, I thought Maximum FB would be that game but development of the engine has stalled for some time now. Posts: 709 Joined: 11/6/2007 Status: offline quote: ORIGINAL: oldbaldwargamer Front Office Football for sure. Spreadsheetish but a great, very deep, football game. Just no fun to look at.
I played this one the most and it became too bland and tedious after awhile. I think it would be ideal for the engine of a game that drives some sort of visual component. It seems that these games all lack graphics and the one football game that has the graphics is so arcade like that it produces outrageous states which is a major buzz kill. I see this thread has over 25000 views in 3 years and that tells me there is a demand for this type of game but we haven't seen the Holy Grail game yet. Posts: 1296 Joined: 8/12/2000 From: Monroe, LA, USA Status: offline It appears a new version of Front Office Football may be released late this year or early next year.
I really liked FOF and played it a lot for several years. Here is their web site, and there is also discussion of the new version on a couple of web forums. Four of us once had a strat-o-matic league and would meet weekly and play a four-game series in our four-team league.
Eventually we gave up on it, but it was fun. Statis-Pro Football I played a lot, and their baseball game.
I think Avalon Hill published it. Kind of like the Strat-o-matic games. Posts: 3223 Joined: 12/6/2004 From: LAS VEGAS TAKE A CHANCE Status: online quote: ORIGINAL: Max 86 quote: ORIGINAL: oldbaldwargamer Front Office Football for sure.
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Spreadsheetish but a great, very deep, football game. Just no fun to look at. I played this one the most and it became too bland and tedious after awhile. I think it would be ideal for the engine of a game that drives some sort of visual component. It seems that these games all lack graphics and the one football game that has the graphics is so arcade like that it produces outrageous states which is a major buzz kill. I see this thread has over 25000 views in 3 years and that tells me there is a demand for this type of game but we haven't seen the Holy Grail game yet. I'm still trying to decide which one to get.
Can there be one that has depth and fun to look at? Posts: 2855 Joined: 9/11/2013 Status: offline quote: ORIGINAL: Grim.Reaper Here are a few you could try. Personally, out of these I enjoy ActionPC Football the best. Most of these focus on strategy, versus graphics and are more text based. ActionPC Football - Season Replay Second and Ten - Season Replay Football Mogul - Career Mode, Scaled Down Version of Front Office Football Professional Football Simulator - Not sure how to describe this one, one of the newer ones Strat-o-matic football - Popular, but I haven't played it One of the best for it's time and also a baseball great game is Front Page Sports Football by Sierra.
The baseball game is to die for. Great graphics and a great stat game as well. Too bad it doesn't work on modern day computers without a lot of work and effort getting a ton of patches and mods to make it work. Too much for me. I'll just dream about the great games of the past. Posts: 709 Joined: 11/6/2007 Status: offline I haven't really seen any that gets me excited.
It seems too big of a task for developers these days. Plus the NFL licensing is pretty strict too so that doesn't help. Quote: ORIGINAL: Zap quote: ORIGINAL: Max 86 quote: ORIGINAL: oldbaldwargamer Front Office Football for sure.
Spreadsheetish but a great, very deep, football game. Just no fun to look at. I played this one the most and it became too bland and tedious after awhile. I think it would be ideal for the engine of a game that drives some sort of visual component. It seems that these games all lack graphics and the one football game that has the graphics is so arcade like that it produces outrageous states which is a major buzz kill. I see this thread has over 25000 views in 3 years and that tells me there is a demand for this type of game but we haven't seen the Holy Grail game yet. I'm still trying to decide which one to get.
Can there be one that has depth and fun to look at?