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Draft Day Sports: Pro Football 2020

Wolverine Studios / Aug 5, 2019 / Indie, Simulation, Sports, Strategy

windows

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Draft Day Sports: Pro Football 2020 puts you in the role of general manager of your favorite professional football team. Every decision can be made by you from drafting, trading, signing free agents right down to creating and calling your own plays to lead your team to championship glory and becoming a dynasty.

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What players say

Mostly Negative

39% positive, 23 reviews

Not recommended1,011 hrs played

The developers are less than approachable, mostly because they are trying to put out so many games that the don't put the actual time and effort into EACH game. More work on the games, less games, equals better games and, eventually, more sales. As for the community, they follow the developers. Lazy is the best way to describe the community. There is a piece of the game that's interesting, but actually takes time...

39 found this helpful, 2019-12-19

Recommended21 hrs played

I've purchased Daft Day Sports: Pro Football 2016, 2018, 2020. I couldn't play the 16 & 18. Wolverine Studio's finally got it right. If you have been looking to a true football sim, this is the game. Just watch a video or two for help and visit the Wolverine Studio website for good user guides.

12 found this helpful, 2019-09-19

Recommended6 hrs played

Overall, this is the best football coach game currently out there. There are a number of faults with it, but it has a good user interface and is relatively fun. I love the 2D game viewer and highlights each week, but it is very buggy. QBs always seem to not see wide open WRs almost every play, and the DBs always catch up to the WRs even when the WRs are much faster statistically. Also when the QB walks out of the...

8 found this helpful, 2019-09-24