Developers New Star Games announced that their next game in the successful New Star series will be New Star Baseball. The latest game from the BAFTA award-winning studio will be released later this year and more details will follow in the coming weeks.
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Developers New Star Games announced that Retro Bowl, the latest game from the BAFTA award-winning studio, takes the ball and runs onto iOS and Android devices today.
Retro Bowl is a departure for the sports game developer, best known for the massively successful New Star Soccer brand which has been downloaded over 30 million times, as they tackle a North American cornerstone for the first time. Retro Bowl is the perfect game for the armchair quarterback to finally prove a point. Presented in a glorious retro style, the game has simple roster management, including press duties and the handling of fragile egos, while on the field you get to call the shots. Can you pass the grade and take your team all the way to the ultimate prize? Can you win the Retro Bowl?
Simon Read, creator and owner of New Star Games, really doesn’t want to drop the ball on this one. “I’ve always wanted to create an American Football game and Retro Bowl is that dream realised. Revisiting the glorious Tecmo games of the 80s and 90s was all the inspiration I needed and I am so pleased with how Retro Bowl has come together, just in time for Super Bowl LIV.”
Retro Bowl has a try before you buy approach; download and play 5 games for FREE and then choose to unlock the game forever for just $0.99, £0.99 or €1,09.
Developers New Star Games announced today that New Star Manager, the latest instalment of the BAFTA award-winning New Star series, kicks off today on the PlayStation 4 priced at £13.99 / €16.99.
New Star Manager is a pure soccer management simulation, allowing fans to be much more than just a player. Responsible for the day-to-day running of the underperforming New Star FC, fans must take full ownership of every aspect of the club, from constructing vital club facilities, managing players’ training regimes and sponsorship deals, to hiring and firing the backroom staff. Managers are also responsible for keeping players’ heads in the game by monitoring their concerns, outbursts, and quirks. Not to mention the constant battle of managing club finances, keeping the board and the fans on side and navigating the hostile waters of the sporting press.
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