MOBA GM

After playing 45 minutes it became evidently clear i was going to refund it. I love this idea and i hope the bugs get fixed, until then im going to stay away from this and as far as anyone else, I suggest to hold off until certain bug elements get fixed. I tried making multiple games where i renamed the entire roster of champions to the actualy league of legends champions and it bugged out and didnt do anything every time. I then tried to make games where i didn't refund it and just run the game as is. Same thing.

ENG: They changed paid game for free & shared this game for free, that i paid! I don't recomented this game anymore for this reason! FIN: He muuttivat maksullisen pelin ilmaiseksi ja jakasivat pelin ilmaisena, josta maksoin. En suosittele peliä kenellekkään tästä syystä!

The game. Breaks. Immediately. Or at least in a matter of minutes. Even restarting it still yielded error messages, and I'd get stuck on the drafts screen. No play button or anything. So I couldn't even finish drafting and start the match. This is just taking their awful web game and making an awful Steam version. As someone in the process of developing games myself, I had being a harsh critic. But this is a scam. A scam that does. Not. Work. Properly. Do not buy it. If you buy it, make some dumb YouTube video of it breaking. Then refund that shit because it's like $20 to get literally nothing but frustration. Also, the screenshots show League of Legends champion names. They probably wouldn't get away with it if they kept those, but way to mislead people. Scam city! Woo! Free money for a game they never fixed. They're just hoping you accidentally leave the game open for 2 hours and can't refund so they can slap you with a "GGEZ"...

5 July 2018 For those unaware, this game is essentially a version of the LoL GM web-based game made into a client-based game. Both of the games are simple text-based games with relatively little player control and randomly generated players. Therefore, the game can certainly come off as bare-bones to those used to more in-depth games such as Football Manager. I must admit that it is hard not to see it that way, however I think the charm of this game is its simplicity. This is a game you can just kind of setup the way you want and let it run without having to micromanage just about anything. It's a neat little game to play on the side while you are working on homework or watching a TV show that is taking up the bulk of your attention. As far as I'm aware this was created by a one-man team and has been an ever evolving project for many years, starting with sports based management games before moving into esports. Therefore, I do give the developer a little leeway in terms of bugs and fe...

not in development anymore, still has a lot of flaws.

This is my favorite simulation game ever. The dev works really hard to implement highly requested features with regular updates and answers every thread on the subreddit. The community also does a great job of making awesome leagues for the game with all the real world teams so you don't have to. 10/10 would run 50 year simulations of the same league with 1 changed variable to compare and contrast again.

Wasted money! "From: The Owner your team is trash. Win 3 MSI + 3 world in a row is trash." Dev. are trying to make me delete the game after buying it.

Is abandoned as of last few months with no more development. If it goes back to being worked on I'll change review.

Very fun game. Personally I prefer to just be the GM and assemble my team. It's paid off to the tune of 10 Worlds champions in a 30 year league. Even with my best players mysteriously not wanting to resign with a reigning world champion lol =)

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