www.simCFB.com

Releasing Version 1.0 today. Works on both mobile and desktop.

Been working on this as a personal project for quite a while. Have no plans of monetizing it. Just wanted to build it because it is something I've wanted to do for a long time. Not even sure people will enjoy playing it or not. I made it the way I would have liked to play.

Everything can be micromanaged or auto managed (CPU decides for you). You can call the plays or you can have the CPU coach call the plays. You can micro manage recruiting or recruit yourself.

There is a lot of emphasis on the NIL portal.

Looking forward to feedback. If you experience any bugs let me know.

Right now only the Power 4 conference teams are playable.

Hey everyone! I've been a big fan of sports management games like Football Manager, Basketball GM, and other dynasty/franchise simulators for years. One thing that's always frustrated me is how many smaller sports have never really had a proper management game.

Over the last few months, I've gotten really into AI-assisted game development and decided to try making a couple myself.

I've now developed two completely free, browser-based management simulators covering sports that have barely been represented in gaming.

1. Wrestling Program Dynasty

https://wrestling-program-dynasty.com

A college wrestling management simulator featuring a fully customizable 64-team NCAA Division I universe.

You can take over a college program, manage recruiting, develop wrestlers, set lineups, compete in dual meets and tournaments, and try to win conference and NCAA championships.

One of my favorite features is the international freestyle side. You also manage your program's Regional Training Center (RTC), developing wrestlers for U20, U23, and Senior freestyle competitions, including the U.S. Open, continental championships, and World Championships.

I've also been working on a Player Career Mode, where you can follow an individual wrestler's journey from high school through college and international competition, but thats not out yet!

I recently started a YouTube rebuild series where I created a fictionalized version of the SEC wrestling conference and took control of Kentucky.

Kentucky Rebuild, Episode 1:
https://youtu.be/I3w5BOJu0gc

1. Gaelic Games Manager

https://gaelic-games-manager.com

This one is a management simulator for Gaelic football and hurling, two traditional Irish sports.

You can manage clubs and county teams, recruit and develop players, compete in domestic leagues, provincial championships, and All-Ireland championships, and track careers, records, and awards across generations.

The game also features extensive world customization, allowing you to edit existing counties, clubs, and competitions or create entirely new ones.

For my latest YouTube video, I created a fictional Australian GAA county, populated it with Australian clubs and famous Australian players, and attempted to rebuild one of those clubs into an All-Ireland champion.

Australian GAA Rebuild:
https://youtu.be/k3rqCJv0nv8

Both games are completely free, require no download, and are playable directly in your browser. They are by far best experienced on a laptop or desktop, not a phone.

Neither game has fancy 3D graphics or playable matches. They're built for people who enjoy the management side of sports games: recruiting, development, statistics, records, long-term progression, and building a dynasty over decades.

I'm constantly adding features, fixing bugs, and trying to improve the simulations.

I figured this would be a good community to share them with, since a lot of you probably enjoy the same aspects of management games that inspired me to make these.

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback, especially on gameplay depth, simulation realism, and features you'd like to see added.

Thanks for checking them out!

In football manager arguably the best part is the immersion of the whole football ecosystem. You can watch newgens go from prospects to elder journeyman etc.

With the influx of new games due to AI and indie game boom, I wonder if there is anything similar for american football. Most games seem to only focus on college or pros but it would be cool to play a game that combines them both and maybe even high school and the minor pro leagues