Two are hockey through and through, one runs a whole multi-sport stable from a single login, and the rest wander off to the hardwood, the paddock and the pitch. Each card says what the game asks of you in a normal week, so you can match a manager to the time you really have.
First line01A plain-spoken hockey manager with a match every day and a free-agent pool open to every club. You join a league in your own country, set lines and training, price your tickets and keep the bank balance out of the red. Small daily decisions, a long season of consequences.
Deepest bench02Hockey, football, handball and basketball from one account, all on the same thoughtful engine. You choose players and tactics against human managers, write practice plans for individuals and grow your arena and facilities. Live broadcasts let you watch the result unfold, and it runs happily on modest hardware.
Best gamecast03A basketball general-manager sim where you set starters, backups and reserves, choose an offence and a defence for each opponent, then follow the result in a live ESPN-style gamecast. Draft, trade, train and build a bigger arena while climbing a promotion ladder in sixteen-team leagues.
Race-day thrills04Run a racing team rather than a car: hire drivers and staff, develop the car and technology, then make live strategy calls in multiplayer races. Plan pit stops, manage tyre wear and fuel, react to weather, and watch it all in a 3D race viewer with onboard and TV cameras.
Old-school legend05One of the oldest web-based manager MMOs, running football and hockey games. You make the calls on economy, drafting and training, design your club's branding and build a ground with clinics, restaurants and souvenir shops, then join federations and vote in national coach elections.
Easiest kickoff06A pick-up-and-play football manager built around real licensed clubs and players. Set formations and per-match tactics, work the transfer market, scout talent and expand your stadium, then compete in leagues with friends or other human managers. Unlimited friendlies let you test ideas without risking league points.
