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Hardwood - Online basketball manager game
Hardwood
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Online basketball manager game
Description
Hardwood is an online strategic management game and computer basketball simulation that lets you control your own college basketball program. Recruit players, watch them grow and improve and then control their game time decisions. Each program competes against other programs at their level with the winners promoting up a pyramid of conferences and the losers dropping down. Additionally, there are conference playoffs and 64-team national tournaments at the end of each season to cap off your season of success. Hardwood Online College Basketball has players from over 35 countries and is entirely free.
Price
Free
Awards
OSM Reviews
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Sport:
Basketball
Rating:
58.90%
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Comments
The community is good !
Admin is very reasonable !
One match every day !
What are you waiting for, join Us !
I helped with the beta version and from the very beginning it has been a pleasure of an experience. Good solid game engine. And the recruiting aspect is what makes this game so special. For both casual and diehard players. And relatively fast paced, one game per day. Seasons move along nicely with very little dead time in the off-season. Give it a shot you won't regret it. Oh, and like already mentioned the community is like no other, both on the forums and the discord server. https://discord.gg/rDVvw5
Give it a try. The best basketball game engine and the admin is very responsive to the players.
Downside is that it's totally college basketball. The pro basketball part of the game is pretty limited -- but it does advertise as a college basketball simulation.
Really competitive
May sometimes hire walk-on
Sometimes enrollment is one thing
Also Boston University has determined that the downturn may even give me up
The games creator prides himself on satisfying the player population and he is very engaged and involved in the game. That is something that is rare these days and I tip my hat to his dedication to HW.
I would highly recommend hardwood to the college basketball enthusiast.
Too bad because I repet, the game it was built very good.
It's more a recruiting game, nothing to do with techniqal parts of the basketball