Draft Day Sports: College Basketball 2017 Available Now on PC For $34.99

[Steve_OS]

Wolverine Studios has just released Draft Day Sports: College Basketball 2017 for $34.99, exclusive to PC. You can download a demo here and read more about the game at the official website.

Quote:

Take control as head coach of your favorite college basketball team. Build your coaching profile and settle in on the long road to tournament glory. In addition to winning games and piling up trophies you’re responsible for hiring your staff, researching players, recruiting new talent and of course coaching your team. Look to further your career by improving your coaching resume and prestige to land better jobs or even take on the role of an assistant coach for a totally different way of playing the game. Get immersed in the incredibly detailed simulated game world which sports one of the best recruiting engines in any collegiate video game.

New In DDS:CB 2017

• New User Interface
• Tournament Maker exhibition mode
• New in-game tournaments
• Quick Recruiting feature
• Prestige tracking over the history of the association
• Lineup tracking
• More in-game news
• Upgraded AI for recruiting players
• New sliders for coach firing and injuries

System Requirements

• Windows PC Only
• 1280 x 768 minimum display resolution required
• 128MB RAM minimum
• 250MB Hard Drive space minimum

[Cod]

Hope it's better than least year's version (DDS: CB 3)...

[jfsolo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cod

Hope it's better than least year's version (DDS: CB 3)...

Last years version was DDS: CB 2016, and was great, IMO, one of my favorite games ever. This was a no brainer purchase for me.

[Cod]

Quote: Originally Posted by jfsolo

Last years version was DDS: CB 2016, and was great, IMO, one of my favorite games ever. This was a no brainer purchase for me.

Oh, guess I thought Steam's version was the latest. Thanks for clearing that up!

[Skyflame21]

Can you edit on this game? Team nicknames, coaches, rosters, etc?

[nyjetsnmetsfan]

Does OS plan on writing a review of this game? I never played any previous iterations so I would like to know if it is worth plunking down the $35.