
WBM Tycoon is a fresh look in sports strategy games that combines the classic manager game with the financial management and development of a Tycoon type game. As the Club Owner you must generate (or loan) the necessary funds in order to expand the club's facilities, raise the financial level and improve the team's roster.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Greek, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish
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Game Bad #Trash SUCK booty no buy want back money... damnnnnnnnnn #TrashOrTreasure
Won a championship with lebryan Jamie.
whats the key to save the game? i couldnt find it lol
drogatevi che usate meglio il vostro tempo
I have no idea what is going on. No tutorial. No explanations for anything. I don't know what I paid for this, but it was too much. 5ish minutes of play was more than enough to tell me to uninstall and never look at it again.
langweilig. dämlich, trashig.
Unplayable, didn't even start the match due to an error. Tried to reinstall 3 times, still the same error. Isn't possible to have a refund???
es basura no comprar
Tags: Tycoon&Simulator&Sim&City Additional Tag: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: This is an excel spreadsheet management game, hidden behind a very thin tycoon graphical interface. About as exciting as doing real accounting work, nothing is explained, and also its dated several years which isnt good for this genre. Its a re-release of World Basketball Managmer 2010, with the misleading tycoon building screen tacked on... kind of deceptive really No tutorial. You have an information overload of budgets for contracts players and whatnot, and you must somehow allocate funds to train your guys... I guess when you run out of time, some match happens, you sell tickets, and the better you do the more income you make to do it all over again, hopefully better, and beat the harder challenge coming next, in the hope of winning over the championship. So basically its you and your spreadsheets VS the difficulty algorithm. Also for some reason, every news or uninteresting player transfer options has a post to facebook option. I thought it was some kind of fake in-game facebook, as part of managing social media of the team... NOPE it wanted me to log in to my real facebook so I could start spamming the hell out of my friends about it... WTF
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