Hey guys just wondering how many of you have played/heard of Cricket Championship???
It is an online management game that is in public beta. It has been around for probably almost a year and is still establishing itself/improving. James the creator of it recently (few months ago) got the league structure up and running which I think has been a huge success and it's coming towards the end of the first run through.
I find it by far the most enjoyable online management game and it is the only one I actually use now compared with Battrick and FTP which I gave up on.
I would just like to get a few more of you involved, if you haven't already heard of it and hopefully you can catch on like I did.
Here is a little bit James wrote about it:
And here is the site that hopefully a few of you will try out:
Cricket Championship
It is an online management game that is in public beta. It has been around for probably almost a year and is still establishing itself/improving. James the creator of it recently (few months ago) got the league structure up and running which I think has been a huge success and it's coming towards the end of the first run through.
I find it by far the most enjoyable online management game and it is the only one I actually use now compared with Battrick and FTP which I gave up on.
I would just like to get a few more of you involved, if you haven't already heard of it and hopefully you can catch on like I did.
Here is a little bit James wrote about it:
Cricket Championship is a free browser-based cricket game where you manage and coach a cricket team. You choose which competitions to enter, select your team, train your players and, most importantly, define the tactics that your team will use in matches.
Cricket Championship offers you detailed tactical control of your team as they compete in four-day matches against other teams. You can instruct your bowlers to attack with the new ball or to bowl more defensively against a batsman that is scoring well. You can make sure your recognised batsmen protect your tail-enders from the strike. You can play defensively against the opposition's star bowler and attack against the rest of their bowling attack. Alternatively, if you aren't worried about the minutiae of managing the tactics for your team, you can simply pick the team and set how aggressively or defensively they will bat and bowl.
Your team's home matches can be played at any time that suits you and you can compete in leagues and play friendlies against your friends or against other Cricket Championship managers who are looking for a game.
Matches unfold in real time, session by session, recreating the drama of real cricket without the frustrating delays for rain (or winter!).
And here is the site that hopefully a few of you will try out:
Cricket Championship