Mma promoter games

Shooto Italy Sunday, October 22, Bari, Apulia Europe Western Region. Shooto Contenders 28 Saturday, July 08, Estedt vs. Shooto Switzerland Saturday, June 17, Silva vs. Shooto Italy Saturday, June 03, Shooto Contenders 27 Saturday, April 29, Yassu vs.

Shooto Italy Sunday, April 23, Ostuni, Apulia Europe Western Region. Iovine vs. Shooto Italy Sunday, March 26, Altamura, Apulia Europe Western Region. Shooto Contenders 26 Saturday, March 04, Siegner vs.

Shooto Contenders 25 Saturday, June 25, Lightweight Title Fight Spannfellner vs. Welterweight Title Fight Mele vs. Sanremo, Liguria Europe Western Region. Mumji vs. Shooto Italy Saturday, April 30, Shooto Italy Sunday, April 24, Osimo, Marche Europe Western Region. But yeah I agree with the lack of management. The fight night series was too simmy in the end and the management feature got dull quick. On a side note, being a huge boxing fan myself, me and a colleague have been working on a Punch Out like Management game.

Not quite the game to satisfy hard core boxing fans but maybe some casuals? Joined: Jul 8, Posts: I have a boxing management sim in the making too. Game features include: full 3d fightnight engine mulitple cameras 6x skill parameters 20x customizable fight strategy parameters Multi-weight World Champions The game is not yet in a stage I can even call Alpha, but I am consistently working towards that and will then try to hit Steam with it.

I too agree that there is a hole in the market, sadly I think we are a dying breed who think this way and maybe the hole in the market on Steam purchases at least isn't quite as large as I'd hoped, but nethertheless there certainly won't be a lot of competition on there for me Enjoyed your post too, I will probably use a lot of the ideas when I fine tune the AI.

Last edited: May 4, Joined: Feb 13, Posts: Loved it!! Also there was an amazing web based boxing manager game 20yrs ago, which I cant remember its name now. TheMessyCoder , May 4, TheMessyCoder likes this.

DrObey , May 17, Joined: May 17, Posts: 3. Hi everyone, I'm a graphic designer and also a big boxing fan. The gap in the market for a boxing management game seems like a big opportunity.

Around a year ago i decided to mock up how I think a game should look as a personal project - I also have a rough idea of how the game would function. Like Eddie Hearn but without daddy's money. Matching them with otehr fighters by working with other promoters. Hiring venues suitable for the size of the event you are throwing.

Unsuccessful events such as over-matching your fighter will result in a loss, damage your reputation as a promoter, making it harder to sign new fighters, etc. TheKingOfTheRoad , megabrobro , frosted and 2 others like this. As I mentioned before, whilst that sort of game isn't strictly to my taste I can only applaud the design work you've done here; it's got a nice "gritty" feel to it, very s, not all neon razzle dazzle, which is what most designers go with when doing boxing graphic design.

Was really basic but I thought it was beautiful, you got me dreaming about what could be done today. Looking at your stuff your artwork is lovely, really do think the style is perfect for this genre.

TheMessyCoder , May 18, Joined: Apr 11, Posts: 28, Some thoughts: 1. These things don't sell at all well. Isometric or even side-on would resonate better with people. Also not seeing the body blows - an essential strategic component, or foot work or in-depth training. Is it a promotional management game or a training management game?

This will identify the weaknesses in any games of this kind. Would you like to get your product to the right fighter? Chad lined me up with a great person. I look forward to working with him in the future. I feel really good about my personal growth in MMA and life lately, still lots to learn. But the fight is in about a month. I just wanted to say thanks to Chad Shepherd for helping us out finding a fighter for our last event in May. He and his team at The MMA Matchmaker are great to work with and very professional during the whole process and after event follow up!

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