Front Office Football: The College Years demo for Windows

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Manage your own college football team.
Last updated on October 17, 2013
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Developer’s Description

By Solecismic Software

Manage your own college football team.

A prequel to Front Office Football, which focused on the NFL, the College Years is a management sim that lets you take the helm of one of 117 college football programs and guide it to the top of the rankings, all the while building your own reputation to the point where you might be offered more prestigious positions with other schools. Front Office Football: The College Years simulates nearly every facet of college football, right down to telling you whether a player has a girlfriend or not. Instead of dealing with fussy, spoiled pros and their big-money demands, you're now dealing with fussy, spoiled amateurs and their own particular set of quirks. These changes make a huge difference to how the game plays out, with the action at the stadium fading into the background because of pressing demands involving everything from scouting potential freshmen and hiring staff to making sure that your stars keep their grades up and maintain their eligibility. Your involvement in their virtual lives as a coach and surrogate parent is extraordinarily moving, creating a role-playing environment that's appealing even if you're not a football fan.

Front Office Football: The College Years demo for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 23, 2003

Latest update: October 17, 2013

Version: 0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

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Total Downloads: 11,289

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2/5

3 User Votes

Could be a good game?
ufos8mycowsAugust 23, 2010
Pros
Great Concept
Cons
Game is almost a decade old. Game costs $20US and is almost a decade old. Text Based game that costs $20US and is almost a decade old.
Summary
While I was very excited to see this download you can't get a feel for the game with this demo. Most of the functions are disabled in the Demo and alot of the information screens are replaced with 'Only in the Retail Version'. You only get to sim 2 weeks of the season in the Demo which doesn't really leave much to do with most of the functions disabled. Basically this Demo will only give you a look at the user interface while leaving the actual gaming out. Interface itself is really dated. Graphics that are present look like they should be on an Apple IIc or maybe even a TRS-80(Yes the game is that old) So I can give this game only 1 star for these reasons...oh yeah and the game is 10 YEARS OLD and STILL COSTS $20US! You will be wasting bandwith if you download this Demo!
More than meets the eye.
mattyk41March 15, 2006
Pros
A stats based game. Everything from recruiting to managing all players on the team. your star players grades slipping? No problem give him less time on the field and more time studying. however, all actions have a reaction. He may not develop into the star you hoped. It may be wiser to recruit a highly intelligent player with a little less upside so you can optimize as much field time as possible. You can take graduating classes and apply them to Front Office Football. So now you can watch a player develop from a high school grad you recruited to become an NFL hall of famer. To do this you are required to own both games. I have enjoyed playing this game.
Cons
It is a stats oriented game. If this is not your thing then be warned. it is now becoming a little outdated.
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October 30, 2004
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