Astonishing Baseball Manager 2019 1.801

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-07-07
The game is well put together. The Stats are great. Navigation is good. I would like the game that's in progress to move much slower. That's because of my coaching style. Outside of that.....😎.

4 ★, on 2019-07-31
This is an excellent example of how to do mobile management games. There are microtransations that are optional, and honestly for single player they don't matter. I would like to see better visibility on the age of players since it isn't immediately obvious, plus often when you start a game you'll have "rookies" who are 28-32 years old and it isn't immediately clear. Other than that, I'd love to see more done with the minors, better trade stuff (trade draft picks?), and contract stuff. Love it!

4 ★, on 2019-11-07
Good but complicated, and there's a lot they don't explain. There's tools I still don't know how to use, and I bought the 1986 season players, but I'm still not sure what I got for my money. Everything looks the same. Otoh, the basic game play is a lot of fun, and I really like the "fan quotes" and newspaper stories, even if the latter are a grammatical disaster (it really shows that they're written by computer, and possibly one programmed by someone with mediocre English).

4 ★, on 2019-09-30
An improvement over the prior version, and the dev should be proud of what he /she /they have created. It definitely scratches the itch for a decent baseball sim. I suspect the limitations are due more to funding and resources, so very big studios, think about kicking this person some funds! As for gameplay, you need to do a fair bit of learning by trying to sort some things out, and I wish not every team was at or near its salary cap because it makes trading awfully difficult.

3 ★, on 2019-05-14
Is there a way to start a season where the other teams logos don't change from their original logos? there is no point assigning logos to teams if you can't even use them in season. I know it may be a small thing but it takes a lot from the game for me. I like to get as close to realism and I can and the Kansas City Royals with a bobcat logo or the Baltimore Orioles with a shark just doesn't work for me. Edit: yes I think it would add to the game even if in a minimal way.

4 ★, on 2019-12-30
One of the best mobile baseball games. You can edit your team and players with ease. You can upgrade your stadium, change your lineups, and improve your minor team. (Which is also editable.) There are some problems. Games tend to have very high scores, (often 8+ runs) player grades are very broad; Ryan Braun is literally (literally) the same player as Christian Yelich. Training players is very hard in the beginning, you can't sub mid game, etc. This is not an MLB sim. There are 18 teams. 7.5/10.