Draft Day Sports: Pro Football 2020
- August 5, 2019
- Wolverine Studios
Get on Steam"Draft Day Sports: Pro Football 2020" is a football simulation game that puts you in charge of a pro football franchise. Build your team through trades, the draft, and free agency, and create custom playbooks and strategies to lead your team to victory. Play against the AI or join an online multiplayer league to compete against other players. The game offers in-depth data analysis and 2D gameplay where you can take control of play calling.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- The game offers a great sense of rivalry between teams and players, making it enjoyable to expand the league over time.
- It has a lot of options for customization, allowing players to fully customize uniforms and logos, which enhances the experience.
- The 2D match engine is fun to watch, and the game provides a relatively immersive experience with decent trade AI and realistic statistics.
- The user interface is very user-unfriendly and can be frustrating, with many players reporting issues with navigation and usability.
- There are frequent technical problems, including crashes and display issues, leading to a poor overall experience for many users.
- The game feels unfinished, with unrealistic simulation results and a lack of essential features, making it feel more like a beta version.
- graphics10 mentions
- 30 % positive mentions
- 40 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are generally considered subpar, with some users noting that even free games offer better visuals. While the in-game graphics serve a humorous purpose, the focus is primarily on decision-making and planning rather than visual appeal. Many reviewers express that improvements to the user interface could elevate the game significantly, but it currently falls short compared to competitors with more engaging graphics.
“If they fixed the user interface, it'd be the best sim of football out there. Instead, it has to take second place behind the likes of Front Office Football 8's aging visuals, when it wins hard in that department because of it not being so stationary, and gives you more than just words and works well with graphics.”
“The user interface may bug me more because I am in the field of graphic design and technical computer studies.”
“Fun if you like managing a team - in-game graphics and stuff is just for laughs; the meat here is the decision-making and planning.”
“Not worth the money; the game is decent, but I've seen free games with better graphics.”
“Fun if you like managing a team - in-game graphics and stuff are just for laughs; the meat here is the decision-making and planning.”
“If they fixed the user interface, it'd be the best sim of football out there. Instead, it has to take second place behind the likes of Front Office Football 8's aging visuals, which wins hard in that department because it is not so stationary and gives you more than just words.”
- monetization2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Users express frustration with the monetization strategy, particularly criticizing the misleading advertising of features that are not actually available in the game.
“Shouldn't be advertising features that don't exist, guys!”
- stability2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The 2D game viewer and weekly highlights are appreciated by users, but they report significant bugs that affect overall stability.
“I love the 2D game viewer and highlights each week, but it is very buggy.”
