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Wolverine Studios / Aug 31, 2022 / Indie, Simulation, Sports, Strategy
Draft Day Sports: College Football 2023 puts you in the role of head coach for your favorite college football team. Recruit, gameplan and make the right calls on the field to lead your team to the top of the ranks and the college football championship.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure | RecommendedNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | Intel or AMD 64 bit Can't tell | Intel or AMD 64 bit Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 1920x1080 display capable of running 32-bit color or higher Can't tell | 1920x1080 display capable of running 32-bit color or higher Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 128 MB RAM Can't tell | 128 MB RAM Can't tell |
• Fix for commish view of teams • Fix for invalid playbook • Added table hover in recruiting • Fix for potential crash during senior bowl • Fix for invalid coach offers
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56% positive, 16 reviews
The sim is broken. How is it that I have top 10 recruiting classes each year yet can only win 5-6 games per year? I try pass heavy, run heavy, balanced schemes and building playbooks to my players strengths, yet my 92 overall (95 accuracy) QB barely completes 50% of his passes. I enjoy the recruiting and strategy side of the game, but the sim game option is either broken or just poorly written. Second game from the...
12 found this helpful, 2022-12-11
A fun game that has had lots of incremental improvements over the years, this is no different. Runs faster than previous years, has more features and is well worth your time if you're a fan of College Football. The recruiting 'mini game' within the game is really fun and also challenging, weighing up a lot of different choices and trying your best to read between the lines of the info you're given to find out who the...
5 found this helpful, 2022-10-05
It's a lot of fun if you're the kind of person (like me) who enjoyed the EA NCAA football games only for the management and recruiting aspects, and maybe even the play calling, but didn't enjoy trying to actually manipulate the players. It's lacking a fair bit of polish, and the UI is occasionally cumbersome and it takes a LOT of clicking to get stuff done. Still, this is EXACTLY the kind of thing I personally want...
3 found this helpful, 2022-12-05
Its fun, but has some things that need fixing. Why does a team lose their opening game, and stay #1?
5 found this helpful, 2022-10-17
Funniest review
After playing for about 5 hours as a Texas fan this is realistic. Lost to Kansas in my first season.
