Front Office Football Eight reviews

Before starting this analysis, it should be said that this game is almost exclusively for those Football fans who like and follow everything related to this sport, not only matches, and understand how is structured this sport in which it is played Exclusively for 5 months. We May Be a minority here, but we Will certainly enjoy this game a lot. First of all, the game stands out for its great depth, both tactical and staff management, so much that you can get to spend more time on the off-season than in the regular season own, making transfers, preparing the draft or signing agents Free. Personally the time of the free agency has given me moments of incredible tension for a game of this type, having to square my salary and trying to retain my 3 stars, and seeing on more than one occasion as a better offer left me without my headline QB. The Tactical section lets you choose Playbook, as well as prepare that plays will be available in a wide variety of situations (1 and 10, 3... etc.), which will then allow you to choose one or another play in the matches. You can Also change the strategy at will, both offensive and defensive, if you prefer to spend more or run more, to make the game more automated, and not choose play every time. You can Also specify which players (personnel) go out to the field in each play, or you can let your staff decide for you. You can Also create your own moves and include them in your playbook. In short, the options here are almost limitless. The graphic section, since it really is the least important in this game, is not very worked in my opinion, because the strong point of this game is its management and Tactics section. Everything works based on Windows, Anque is quite intuitive when you have a few hours, at first is a bit frustrating. Although in the end you get used and you know how to move among so many windows that you can open, in this aspect a simpler menu would be better. As I say, it's not the best part of the game. Another section is the editing and personalization, has the license of all players in the NFL, so you start the game with real players and coaches. It is Not so with the names of the computers, but actually gives you the option to edit them and in 2 minutes you have the real names. The game allows you to edit multiple game options, such as extending the wage limit by 30 0 50% more than normal each year, or changing names of in-game players (for example we can decide that Aaron Rodgers from now on is Guybrush Treepwood) , which although not very useful if that can be fun. In Short, it is a great game, very deep and addictive if you like the world of Football, and the best thing is to start a game with a franchise and see your evolution over 10 0 20 years, as your signings have gone , your draft choices, etc., since the game saves all the statistics of your team, year by year, for you to review. It Is a great saisfacción to see as that first round RB you chose as the number 3 of the draft is named MVP in 3 years, or as that player who signed free and without draftear becomes your number 1 WR... My valuation is 10/10.