Prochainement

À propos de ce jeu

The club is yours to run

Pick a bench in any of 26 leagues across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific, and from that day everything crosses your desk: the roster, the money, the academy, the press and the mood in the stands. Nothing decides itself.

Every game is played possession by possession

The engine simulates every possession and the 2D court shows it with a broadcast camera, a live scoreboard and live stats. Make substitutions, call timeouts, give the half-time talk and, when the game comes down to the last shot, choose who takes it.

• The playbook: twelve axes of play —pace, shot diet, pressure, rebounding…— that read like coaching instructions, not numbers.
  
• The market: three-round negotiations with agents, clauses, loans, club-to-club trades and each league's nationality quotas.
  
• Scouts: their reports take time to arrive and aren't always right.
  
• The club: budget, board, sponsors, ticket prices by section and arena works you can watch grow.
  
• The academy: reserve team, youth academy and prospects who break through or stall.
  
• The locker room: minutes, promises and players who knock on your door to ask for more, or to leave.
  
• Competitions: leagues with promotion and relegation, cup draws, continental cups with a group stage and a Final Four, national teams and an awards gala decided by vote.
  
• Your legacy: honours, records and a Hall of Fame for your whole career.
  
• The editor: change leagues, clubs, players, crests and photos, and share your patches.

Made with care, no shortcuts

Pick & Roll Manager is an independent game by Maillard Retro Labs, in English and Spanish. The clubs and players in the game are fictional.

Notification de contenu généré par IA

L'équipe de développement décrit l'utilisation de contenu généré par IA dans le jeu comme suit.

Generative AI tools were used during development to create part of what you see and hear: the portraits of the fictional players and their faces at different ages, background illustrations, the short ambient videos, the music, the commentator's recorded calls and the surnames he calls out —a synthetic voice that does not belong to any real person— and part of the art on this page. Everything was reviewed, trimmed and edited by hand before going in, and every commentator line was checked with speech recognition to make sure it says what it should. The sound effects are real public-domain recordings. The game does not generate anything with AI while you play.