Title: Manager League
Year introduced: 2005
Country of origin: Norway
Languages: English
Price: micropayments
ManagerLeague is an online Multiplayer football manager game for thousands of players from the whole world. Once in, you take charge of your own team, buy and sell players, train your players to improve in the areas you wish to focus on, send them off on training-camps so that you can focus on upgrading your own stadium.
ManagerLeague is the most action-packed football manager game of them all, with 2 league matches (and training sessions) per weekday, making sure a full season is played in a month. Playing friendlies is vital to help your team gain experience, and you can challenge anyone at anytime.
Join now, and check it out for yourself, it doesn’t cost a dime unless you want it to anyway, and you’ll be up and playing in a couple of minutes!
Rating: 4 / 5 based on 3 votes
★★★★☆
Online soccer manager game that drew inspiration from Hattrick, but with few additional elements it created completely different experience.
Mystify Soccer is online soccer manager that simulates the divisions in 8 European countries (England, Scotland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Holland and Romania) using real team names and fictitious players.
Free browser-based cricket management game, where you manage and coach a cricket team. You choose which competitions to enter, select your team, train your players and, most importantly, define the tactics that your team will use in matches.
Can you solve this mystery?
Can you solve this 50 years old unsolved case?
unsolved case files free
Challenge yourself with those free murder mystery case files
Everything you want to know about the most popular memes - from their origin, history, examples.... visit
I recently read an article pointing out how Google and Facebook killed browser games, but while author made some valid points, he missed on few key elements.
Just two months ago, CEO of Embracer Group, Lars Wingefors said in an interview (after selling / closing quite a few studios) that his company will now concentrate on smaller and better games. Guess w...
