

Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2017
Wolverine Studios · 2016 · Strategy, Indie, Simulation, Sports
PC
Mostly Negative30% · 23 📈 Making a comeback 39%
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About Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2017
Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2017 puts you in the general manager's seat of your favorite professional basketball team like never before.
“Finally, there is a game out there for basketball purists” - Hardwood Paroxysm
Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2017 gives you the chance for the ultimate in basketball armchair general managing. Take over your favorite team and draft, trade, sign free agents and make strategic decisions to set them on a course to be the next great dynasty in this career based simulation. Enjoy the immersive, simulated gameplay and rich almanac storing an archive worth of stats and records while you make the day to day decisions to guide your franchise to the top of the basketball world.
“Finally, there is a game out there for basketball purists” - Hardwood Paroxysm
Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2017 gives you the chance for the ultimate in basketball armchair general managing. Take over your favorite team and draft, trade, sign free agents and make strategic decisions to set them on a course to be the next great dynasty in this career based simulation. Enjoy the immersive, simulated gameplay and rich almanac storing an archive worth of stats and records while you make the day to day decisions to guide your franchise to the top of the basketball world.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's such a good simulation basketball game. However, what is the point if it keeps crashes and you lose everything? I was hoping to get through a season at least. Nope, 30 games in and poof can't get into the game anymore. Such a shame as I really enjoyed playing the game.1 found this helpful
This game could be so much better with a license from the NBA. Most low-demand pro basketball games are unlicensed. OOTP does a great job with baseball and hockey, but no basketball. The best NBA computer games make high demands on systems I have available to me. I've urged the maker of this game to seek licensing, but I imagine it's much harder than it may seem. As it stands, the AI in this game is realistic and fun to play if you don't have gobs of time.
crashing issues and the menus get out of line, making top buttons inaccessable. looks like a good game but not very playable
This game has potential but the bugs make it unplayable
Just signed Kemba Walker and Demar Derozan to the Houston Blast (Rockets) and Im balling.
Edit: This is a good game, I eventually took the time to look into my own issues and figured out how my save files work. There is a lot of moving pieces here and after tracking for a while it makes sense how some of the files won't always make it and the fix is looking pretty predicatable. My second attempt at a game is looking a bit better anyway. I've also recently read the owner of the game is still receptive on walking people through faults, will be considering this next time I run into an issue and can't solve it. Issue seems to be your save file exists as 4 separate files in order to generate(I assume) your current team, character, the current game state and I'm not sure what the file is. The most common issue I keep running into is these files getting fractured from each other and need to be manually moved. My first review of the game(Made after 20 hours, still valuable when looking above I think): There's a fun sim hidden in here but you need to dedicate a lot and just wait until your save file blows up, I figured it couldn't be that bad if the creators went onto create other things but this shouldn't have a price tag attached to it until it works. To the creators, thi…
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