I haven't but will give it a try - I assume that it isn't one of those free games where you can't do much unless you pay for the in-app extras?Does anyone here play Cricket Captain on their phone/laptop? Excellent for long train journeys. Currently leading Sussex to D1 glory and Alsop is the best batsman in world cricket
On iPhone at least, you can play the full version for free for 5 matches, after which you need to buy the full version (basically paying to unlock - you can continue your career save) which then becomes ad-free and no other micro transactions or pay to win elements. I think the 2022 version is around £3.99 if you decide you like it after the free trial, with the newer ones costing a little more.
I've played the older versions occasionally on my laptop (slightly terrifyingly I've just realised by "older" I must mean over ten years because I was at uni when I first tried it). My main recollection of this is declaring a second innings with about a session left and well over a hundred runs ahead and losing comfortably.On iPhone at least, you can play the full version for free for 5 matches, after which you need to buy the full version (basically paying to unlock - you can continue your career save) which then becomes ad-free and no other micro transactions or pay to win elements. I think the 2022 version is around £3.99 if you decide you like it after the free trial, with the newer ones costing a little more.
2024 is the first true update in frankly a decade or more (year on year it has just been squad updates, plus tiny tweaks - no new commentary or animations etc) but 2024 has new graphics, new interface, new commentary and not the same Aggers clips they’ve been using since the late 90’s(!!!).
Give it a go for free, then buy if you enjoy.
I'm too old to play silly, immature games like that.
I first played it on PC in the 90's/early 00's, can't remember the exact year, in many ways the game hasn't developed much since then- I've not played the most recent one but an upgrade sounds good! Generally though it's very good for a mobile gameOn iPhone at least, you can play the full version for free for 5 matches, after which you need to buy the full version (basically paying to unlock - you can continue your career save) which then becomes ad-free and no other micro transactions or pay to win elements. I think the 2022 version is around £3.99 if you decide you like it after the free trial, with the newer ones costing a little more.
2024 is the first true update in frankly a decade or more (year on year it has just been squad updates, plus tiny tweaks - no new commentary or animations etc) but 2024 has new graphics, new interface, new commentary and not the same Aggers clips they’ve been using since the late 90’s(!!!).
Give it a go for free, then buy if you enjoy.
I got as far as hovering a finger over 'Get' in the App Store, before remembering I have a list of at least 3,862 things I need to do before I commit any time to something like that...
Looking at Notts making easy work of chasing our score maybe glad you didn't.
Things aren't going brilliantly.On iPhone at least, you can play the full version for free for 5 matches, after which you need to buy the full version (basically paying to unlock - you can continue your career save) which then becomes ad-free and no other micro transactions or pay to win elements. I think the 2022 version is around £3.99 if you decide you like it after the free trial, with the newer ones costing a little more.
2024 is the first true update in frankly a decade or more (year on year it has just been squad updates, plus tiny tweaks - no new commentary or animations etc) but 2024 has new graphics, new interface, new commentary and not the same Aggers clips they’ve been using since the late 90’s(!!!).
Give it a go for free, then buy if you enjoy.
