FHM / OOTP or other simulators?

[jacklarkin]

Hi guys. I recently purchased FHM7. Franchise Hockey Manager 7. I love this kind of simulator, which is what drew me to TNM7 in the first place. I'm into "world building" or at least long campaigns and various scenarios. I had played around with free versions of EHM , Eastside Hockey Manager in the past but this is a step above.

Wondering if other than wrestling sims and video games, if anyone out there is a fan of any other sports simulators?

[mdale2k]

I used to play Out of the park baseball sim. Really liked it

[dewelar]

I've been playing OOTP for several years now. Now that Diamond Mind is essentially stagnant development-wise, IMO they are the undisputed king of baseball simulators on all fronts.

[hsj]

Maybe an obvious one, but I've been playing Football Manager (and Championship Manager before that) for close to 20 years. If you're into (European) football at all, you can't miss with this one. I'd suggest starting with the more streamlined Football Manager Touch version that was started 4-5 years ago.

[jacklarkin]

Feb 13, 2021 11:21:03 GMT -5 hsj said:

Maybe an obvious one, but I've been playing Football Manager (and Championship Manager before that) for close to 20 years. If you're into (European) football at all, you can't miss with this one. I'd suggest starting with the more streamlined Football Manager Touch version that was started 4-5 years ago.

Is it fun to simulate all those 0-0 draws?  .   just kidding

[LillaThrilla]

I wish there was a good American football sim.

[hsj]

Feb 17, 2021 9:43:20 GMT -5 LillaThrilla said:

I wish there was a good American football sim.

Depending if you want to play with real teams or not, Second and Ten is a very good game:

secondandten.com/

The game comes with NFL ratings since the start of the league and hundreds of college teams also. It works really fine for draft leagues as well.

It's more of a replay game and not a general manager sim but if that's what you're after, it's really well done.