World of Mixed Martial Arts 3

I absolutly love this game, The UI is a little clunky and I could not find any way to change screen size or resolution. Regardless i have played this game for about 10 hours on and since buying it yesterday and I am hooked. Love signing free agents and building my roster. Can't wait until WMMA 4 is availible on a steam, would buy day 1. "Edit" I have played this game so much, i have so many stories to tell, legends that were made. great game.

While it is an excellent and detailed MMA simulator, I simply cannot recommend it to others. The contracts system is most likely the most tedious and boring thing I've ever done in a game, ever...and I've played quite a few, good and bad. You will spend 80% of the game signing fighters to contracts using the most tedious system for it ever designed. And while most believe they could look past it, that is simply not true. The process is very, very boring, as well as extremely time consuming. The sad part is, if this were streamlined or made quicker in some way, this would be an absolutely amazing game. That being sad, I cannot recommend it in good faith.

If you like MMA, then you NEED this game. If you have a good imagination, then you're set with the default database. If realism is what you're after, you can download and incorporate a real UFC mod/mods. Either way, it's worth the price. 10/10 EDIT: WMMA-4 is/has been out now, have around the same time on that as WMMA3. More in-depth options, reality shows, and noticeably improved UI in general are the highlights. Not on steam, but on the devs store, worth a look if you liked WMMA3

Great game if you're interested in simulation/management games and mma. Played this for hours and hours on nonsteam version, well worth the money.

This game is not without its flaws (and there are a LOT of them - mostly to do with the horrid interface), but it needs to get noticed by more gamers. Why, you ask? 1. It's the only game of its kind for MMA. No other management sim comes close. 2. It's a statisticians wet dream. Every single fighter in the game has a unique profile, dozens of different attributes, and a fight history that develops over the course of the game. 3. Each fighter is also represented by some very nice artwork. (And many of the women are hawt!) 4. Even though it is a text-based game, the fights seem like they're happening right in front of you. If something exciting is happening in the ring/octagon, you'll get messages such as BIG STRIKE! appear in bold red, and it brings the events to life. 5a. The main reason why I love this game is the editor, which allows you to completely customise the entire database of fighters, companies, TV shows, etc, to your liking. Why other management sims don't do this, I'll ne...

Being a fan of MMA and also a fan of management/simulation games, I figured this game would be right up my alley. Boy, was I right. By "right up my alley" I mean life-consuming time-destroyer. Very few games have ever actually made me emotional. The part of Red Dead Redemption when you first ride into Mexico as the sun is setting and the music starts playing, that made me emotional, I felt a sense of freedom and adventure that no game has before, or since, evoked in me. That, however, is not the kind of emotion I get from WMMA3. The emotions I have felt in this game have ranged from "NO! I just spent 5 fights getting this dude up to main event status and now he refuses to resign with me!?" (Anger) to "HOW DID SHE POSSIBLY LOSE TO THAT BUM I ONLY HIRED FOR ONE FIGHT" (Also anger, and confusion) and also "This dude wins the belt and now wants to take a hiatus to spend more time with his family? WHO CARES ABOUT YOUR FAMILY! GET IN THAT CAGE AND MAKE ME MONEY YOU JERK!" (Anger again.....hm...

WMMA3 isn't terrible, but not worth $20 anymore. Get it when it drops under $10. For what it is, it does present a pretty decent WMMA booking experience. It's entirely text-based, which is fine for me but might not be for some players. As a text-based sim it's not at the level of OOTP or Football manager, so don't expect the same level of polish. I don't know how the people on Steam are, but the website forum community isn't especially friendly to non-regulars, so you might have to figure out some nooks and crannies of the game on your own. Keep in mind that this is a pretty old game at this point. The dev only sells their old games on Steam. You have to buy newer releases off their website, but when you do that you'll have to deal with E-license and all of the problems that arise from it.

played the game for nine hours than it quit loading asked for refund (denied) cant trust game makers so i wont buy from this company again..... i contacted steam for refund after 4 months of nothing from you..ty for replying (even if it is 4 months later) they denied it ...it is not my place to support your games .i buy games and play games i dont edit them and change them like you suggested..i expect a game to work when i want to play it and your doesnt..no refund..no game..stolen money

Excellent game! I have spent many hours already playing this.

This game is great, but I would advise getting it's newer counter part World of Mixed Martial Arts 5 off of greydogsoftware's website. The newer one has updated character portraits, UI, and tons more to do and edit.