
Coach your team to the premiership flag! Australian Football Coach is the premier Aussie Rules Football management game. Manage your players, tactics, and salary cap as you fight for glory!
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Languages: English
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I've been monitoring the progress of this game for a while and after having the full version announced i committed and purchased the game. At first, the game comes across as being simple and amateurish, which there's nothing wrong with. The more you play it the more you start to realize that not only is it still riddled with bugs, but it also feels like an unfinished and unpolished product. I think there's potential for this game to be pretty decent, but i'm sorry to say that it's not worth the money i paid for it. Pros - All the teams are available with there corresponding players - the scoring is relatively realistic - management of lists and players seems somewhat comprehensive - Gives you multiple leagues and narratives to play in - It's still enjoyable to play, despite the bugs Cons - The players during the match day simulation are only represented by numbers, it makes it confusing to keep tabs on players, particularly the opposition - The players during match day don't line up with the field, so the simulation will regularly be played off screen when its down the bottom in the offensive/defensive 50 - Interchanging and moving players around on the field is essentially impossible to understand and operate - You cant read the full description of what game day tactics do, because the description box does not accommodate for all of the text - During match day simulation, it will randomly pause and then start again regularly - The football is difficult to see - There's virtually no sound - The commentary text is a tiny box and is exceptionally linear - The tab system in the main screen can be quite disorientating and the information you are provided is extremely convoluted and difficult to navigate - The game screen does not automatically adjust to your computer screen, you have to rejig it around manually and even then you don't get the full field in the game.
tex walker 45 disposals pretty realistic
A lot of fun. I've always been a fan of sports sim games, and this is the best sim I've run across of a sport that's extremely difficult to re-create. As I write this, it's release day and I've only spent one hour with the game, but I expect to spend hundreds more hours with Australian Football Coach 2020.
Great concept, poor execution. The game is simply not ready for release. The devil is in the details with management games and this game, in its current state, is found wanting (Tom Scully was 22 years of age in my game?). The menus are difficult to navigate and at times it can be hard to find what you're looking for. The live pitch in a match depicts nothing like a real game and adds nothing to the experience. To the developer; considering allowing space bar to 'continue' instead of having to hit the button in the top right. Secondly, create a 'back button', the amount of times I went down one way streets only to find I needed to click 4-5 times to get to the previous spot was incredibly frustrating. The game has potential, keep working on it. I was compelled to request a refund, just no value for money at this stage. Looking forward to seeing how this game develops and rebuying when it receives a little more polish.
This is a fun game. Is it perfect? No. If you're expecting a super high quality, professionally produced game, this isn't for you. But this game doesn't claim to be that, it just is what it is. A fun, niche game that is the only one of its kind in existence. Developer is very receptive to feedback and frequently releases updates as well.
Every update has improved it, scouting, possessions by players (although key position players still dominating stats), scoring is back to a realistic margin great game to start out as early access keen to see full game that has all the features and doesn't crash before a full season finished
If you're a fan of sports management games and AFL you'll love this game. Gives you complete control over player training and the list of the club you choose to control, and with a fantasy draft option you can even start a club from scratch. Has bugs as you'd expect from an early access game but the developer uploads patches almost everyday and is very receptive to feedback in the games official discord server. And if there's anything in the game you don't agree with (player ratings, position, height, weight, etc.) you can customize it all with ease in game or in the game files.
way too many high scoring and unrealistic statistics after the new patches
bad
At this point in time...unplayable.
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