Company Name: Jonathan Howell
About: Following the popular Pocket GM: Football series, it's now time to take charge
of a Basketball Franchise and sign, trade and draft players to create a the
ultimate dynasty in Pocket GM.
- Master the Draft: Scout and pick the stars of
the future
- Trade to Success: Win now, or stock up on draft picks
- Pick Up
Gems: Build out your team through free agency
- Behind The Scenes: Construct a
top management and scout network
- Watch.
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by Chiefknox 1
This game is just a lazy reskin of the football gm game by the same creator. Everything is designed for a football sim game, not a basketball one. None of the things that make basketball unique are included here. Multiple team trades? Not included. Big market team vs small market? Not included. Players requesting trades? Not included. G league? Not included. Basketball is unique because the star players have so much influence on their team, but you can treat a start like a rookie. And free agency is bad, never anyone above an 80 is ever available because all CPU teams sign their stars and the star players never want to leave. If LeBron was in the game, he'd spend 20 years in Cleveland. Probably less because players retire at 36
by MinoyMihoy
The 5th year contract extension for rookies drafted is inaccurate, as it should not automatically cost $44 million dollars like it is a franchise tag in football, it should be similar to the contract they are already on.
by MikeCBoom
I’ve played about 5 seasons so far. It’s not bad, well designed, but not a lot to do during the season. Still, the rise and fall and rise again of a franchise is there and it’s well done.
One positive for sure is that if you appreciate the game of basketball, all these little 1’s and 0’s procedurally generated basketball players will do everything in their power to be better basketball players. They aren’t spouting off about practice or politics or buying yachts or getting into trouble (okay, sometimes they fight or decide not to play for you when you tank), but mostly they just love the game they’d die for. It’s great!