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About This Game The number one cricket management game returns for 2016 with the launch of Cricket Captain 2016. It’s time for cricket fans from around the world to put their cricketing expertise to the test with the most in-depth Cricket Captain game ever made. Developed in association with Chris Rogers, captain of Somerset County Cricket Club and former Australian opener, Cricket Captain 2016 has more playable teams and more great features than ever before! Cricket Captain has been hailed as the best cricket management simulation ever created and Cricket Captain 2016 takes the game to the next level – new teams, a beautiful new interface, updated 3D graphics engine and all the attention to detail that you expect from the series.Key features for 2016 include:79 playable domestic teams across 5 domestic leagues, including 12 new teams from the New Zealand and South African domestic cricket leaguesUpdated One Day International (ODI) and 20 over (T20) World Cup Tournament modes. Play as any international team that played in the last two World Cups including Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Oman, Scotland or the UAE. Day/Night matchesNew 3D lighting systemImproved One Day and T20 match engine combined with improved player form calculation for One Day and T20Updated kits for International teamsSri Lanka and Pakistan historical scenariosNew database with improved player ability ratingsNew and improved interfaceIn-Game Help SystemNew Achievements 7aa9394dea Title: Cricket Captain 2016Genre: Simulation, SportsDeveloper:Childish ThingsPublisher:KISS ltdRelease Date: 4 Jul, 2016 Cricket Captain 2016 Activation.rar This is a terrific game and great value for money on Steam. The essence of the game is its exceptional match engine which is sophisitcated enough to create a huge variety of results and outcomes. It is especially good at replicating the real life twists and turns of test match or 4 day cricket. If you are a cricket fan there is a huge amount of gameplay on offer here. The non-match management is not quite so good - aspects like training and player regeneration, for example, are a little limiting. But its clear that small improvements are being made with each edition of the game and the maintenance of the player database is very good with regular updates to reflect real-life changes or community input. The game doesn't have the range of features or aesthetics of well-resourced series like Football Manager but in terms of realistic simulation of the actual sport it does very well for itself.. Another year another cricket captain. While it might look like not much has changed since last year under the surface the new camera and improved odi games make it much more enjoyable. The first class games also seem improved and it is the most addictive cricket captain in recent times.At a resonable price this game goes down as a Chads Choice.. Terrible game. Shots that go to random places on the pitch that bear no relation to the shot played (cutting full length balls from spinners for 6 for example). Outfielders that don't move thus rendering sweepers pointless. When batting your batsmen will do anything but the task you ask of them....and finally beyond the naked stats, badly researched (at least speaking as a Glamorgan fan). Seemingly batting styles have just been allocated at random.. This is one of those games I find immensely frustrating to play, but also highly addictive. I am a huge cricket fan, and the truth is there is no alternative out there for in-depth, strategy or management games for the sport. If you're a fan and want to give it a spin then go for it, but wait for a sale and get it at a low price, because despite the experience and longevity of the franchise the game is bare-bones.I would love to reach out to the developers and implore them to make changes for the next iteration, as the base game is enjoyable but in drastic need of more creative input! All we've seen in terms of additions in recent years has been the inclusion of new leagues. This is fine, but although diversifying the gameplay, does little to improve the experience.None of these appear hard to implement, as other sport management sims have been doing it for decades, but could we please look to include...1) an actual career mode, where you can change teams, move up the 'ladder' and perhaps take jobs in different countries.2) some kind of basic player 'stats' system, so I can actually tell if my player is talented, notably with youth players, whose potential seems entirely arbitrary.3) the ability to hire coaches, or a far more transparent coaching system that allows you to know how and when your players are improving.These additions really are important for giving a player a sense that they are part of a management structure that is affecting the game world. They appear fairly minor changes that for me would make this game far easier to recommend, and would guarantee repeat custom.. As expected, CC16 is exactly the same as year before and before that, with nothing but an update to the player database - though even that feels poorly researched. To ask \u00a315-20 for what amounts to a patch to a previous game feels disingenuous to this series' fans. Even months before 2017 is released, the game only reduces to \u00a39.99.As someone who has played since CC05, I have noted with a great deal of disappointment how little these games have moved on from year to year. The developers look to quantity (adding new competitions and teams) rather quality (creating a discreeter game with more longevity), and in doing so ignore much of the feedback from their fans - who offer such in goodwill and hope that the next year will be the year Cricket Captain finally pulls itself together.Each year we are promised a better engine that will offer more realistic scenarios, especially in one day and T20 modes, but this has never really come to fruition. Rather, one day games become steadily harder and more tedious to play and T20 is often unplayable. Instead of a better game we are given "better" graphics in highlights - which most people skip - though the differene from edition to edition is so minimal.While we all understand that this game is developed by a small team, Childish Things are wasting a lot of goodwill that their fans are granting them. Rather than taking two years to genuinely overhaul the game and create an enjoyable and diverse experience - which no one would truly complain about - they throw out the same thing over and over, year after year and are verging on taking advantage of their fans.A major problem is the lack of competition. But for Cricket Coach, Cricket Captain hasn't seen any competition for years and as such knows that cricket fans, especially those that wish for a management style game, will have no choice but to buy their products. As such a long time consumer, it is so disappointing to see what could be an excellent and innovative series fall to laziness.. Each year the game is making subtle changes and progressing in making the long series even more enjoyable. If you are a cricket fan and love sports management sims then this game is for you. Game is constantly updated by the developers to ensure any issues are addressed and if you have a suggestions then the developers will always listen. If in doubt, take the plunge and purchase the game.. Year in, year out its the same game they keep on releasing for the past 10 years, same macth engine, and same annoying features Like1.Always its a direct hit for runouts and it hasnt been chnaged for the last 10 years2.Whenever the batsman comes down then wicket its stumped (common change it already)3. Outfield catches are always high the air, never low.4. Single run runouts are always the same, it goes to forward short leg and the bastman runs and he is out. lol5. Player database is not realistic, crap players low end players are world class and good players rarely play well. The scouting system of the developers are very bad. If you need help with the player database ask the users, let them you you accurate stats, the people who actually follo domestic cricket of their country.6. Seriously stop milking money from the 10 year old match engine and just updating inaccurate player database every year and asking people to for money.. Brilliant game, conistent and enjoyable as always!. I will say this upfront: if you are a hardcore Cricket fan, and if you enjoy the statistical side to the game, then you may end up liking this game. There are two core aspects to the game: selection of your team, and then setting fields and managing how aggressive your bowlers and batsmen are during the games themselves. You don\u2019t have any direct control over the players, so in many ways it\u2019s sort of a cricket match simulator. The amount of input you put into the game is quite minimal, so it feels like a casual game with a strong statistical emphasis. The main difficulty with the game is the selection process, as you don\u2019t have access to any attributes, aside from their statistical records in previous matches, which like a real cricket selector means you either have to choose based on gut instinct, or record over a period of time.Whilst this simplistic style of game can be endearing, ultimately it\u2019s hard to recommend at this price, as the game has not fundamentally changed in over 15 years, and the incremental changes are hardly revolutionary. The graphics and UI are awful. The lack of a player editor to fix basic errors in details and ability means that to seasoned cricket fans the database will frustrate, as the game outside of England is not well scouted or balanced and don\u2019t often reflect real world abilities. I understand the decision not to include editor is because the game is so similar to previous editions; fans would be able to update them themselves and wouldn\u2019t spend the money. However, when the database is so fundamentally flawed, I cannot let it slide.If you haven\u2019t played this series before, it\u2019s well worth a look. If you have a recent edition, there\u2019s not enough new content to warrant the asking price.