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Franchise Hockey Manager 3 is the deepest, most authentic hockey strategy game you can find! Now officially licensed by the NHL, so you can take the reins of your favorite franchise, FHM3 includes real 2016-2017 rosters for 22 playable leagues, a new gameplay mode that makes the game much more approachable, and tons of other new features!
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GamingTrendPatrick RostNov 201685/100Franchise Hockey Manager 3 is a fantastically crafted title well worthy of praise. Unfortunately, with this release being a pretty basic retread, there is a prevailing sense of staleness. The game does have some minor improvements that are mostly visible with the streamlined startup process and visual data provided while in-game. Long time fans of the series may not need to update, but any new player looking to try a sports sim would be hard pressed to find a better place to start.
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Sports Gamers OnlineMichael StrawDec 20168/10Franchise Hockey Manager 3 isn't a game for everyone. If you're someone who's more into the on-ice action as opposed to the management – no pun intended – then this may not be what you want to play. That being said, those who are already fans of the franchise or want to know more about what a management sim is like need to look no further than Franchise Hockey Manager 3.
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Operation SportsChris SannerDec 20167.5/10A generally good text-simulation which has some drawbacks to keep it from true greatness, but well worth your time if you are a sim fan.
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TwinfiniteChaz MillerFeb 20173/5Suffice it to say, Franchise Hockey Manager is by no means an all-audiences game. You’ve got to be a certain sort of fan to enjoy any management sim, I think, and slogging through FHM3’s difficult interface is likely to turn away even those who would otherwise serve as its core audience.
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The Digital FixPeter TaylorDec 20166/10The lack of improvements in key areas are a worry but FHM3 is a solid if reserved update to the franchise.
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IGDB rating 6.8/10 from 2 ratings.
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