Cricket Captain 2016

If you like management games and you like cricket, this is the game for you.

This is not a game where the user can play? The system is playing auto and what is the fun in purchasing. I dont understand. pls refund me my money.

Improves on 2015 and I can't stop playing it! An excellent game that any cricket fan would love!

Game is fine , but i want flexibility of moving the wicket keeper upto the stumps and be able to apply a spinner's field to a pacers bowling as well. Please include this feature, it will make things interesting

Its cricket 10/10 Its a ♥♥♥♥ game 4/10 Overall 7/10 Steam user reviews of 62% are wrong, should be 7/10

FGMMGHM

One of the worst game out there. I thought his game will be a simply game of cricket but i was wrong. I have wasted $25 on this game. Graphics: 6/10 Gameplay: 2/10 Simplicity: 0/10

Continued from past great games in the series Cricket Captain is an enjoyable cricket management game. The classic players are great to play with!

too difficult

After putting over twenty hours in this game trying to understand WTH is going on, I'm left with the conclusion that there's very little going on and this game is rubbish. Invest 10k in physio and have zero physiotherapy available. Play as Australian, New South Wales team and see your team rating drop from 4.5 stars to 1 star, because ALL of your talented players go off to play in national team FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON; meanwhile the state league opposition teams remain 4 and 5 stars. No editor, so you can't fix what's broken in the player data. Also, no indicating of potential for many players in pre-season draft. The coaching seems completely broken; I've yet to see any indication it works AT ALL. Your team will regularly undergo injuries and loss of form to the more talented players; rarely ever seeming to gain form. Complete batting collapses, along with your top bowlers getting zero wickets in hundreds of overs is very common. Stay away from this game; the developer appears to be milking every cent out of a very old title by reskinning a few features and foisting the same dreck on an unsuspecting cricket public. Quite a racket they have going on. Perhaps a developer going by the name of "Childish Things" should stay away from making sport simulations and start making games more suitable to four-year-olds.