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| designer = Brian Reeves | | designer = Brian Reeves | ||
| released = 1989 | | released = 1989 | ||
| genre = [[Sports game|Sports]], [[American football]] | | genre = [[Sports video game|Sports]], [[American football]] | ||
| modes = [[Single-player video game|Single-player]], [[Multiplayer video game|multiplayer]] | | modes = [[Single-player video game|Single-player]], [[Multiplayer video game|multiplayer]] | ||
| platforms = [[DOS]], [[Mac OS]], [[PC-98]] | | platforms = [[MS-DOS]], [[Classic Mac OS]], [[PC-98]] | ||
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'''''PlayMaker Football''''' is an [[American football]] [[simulation]] | '''''PlayMaker Football''''' is an [[American football]] [[simulation]] developed by PlayMaker Software and released in 1989 for the [[Mac (computer)|Mac]] by [[Broderbund]]. It was ported to [[Windows]], [[PC-98]], and [[Palm OS]]. ''PlayMaker Football 2.0'' was released in 1996 for [[MS-DOS]] and [[Windows]].<ref>{{moby game|id=/playmaker-football-20|name=''PlayMaker Football 2.0''}}</ref> | ||
== | ==Gameplay== | ||
''PlayMaker Football'' allows one to take the role of a coach of a team of 30 football players. The coach can create a team using the Team Draft mode of the program, and then design and test plays using the Chalkboard Editor mode. The Chalkboard Editor mode also allows the coach to create artificial intelligence settings for each play, used by the program to determine which play to call on each down of a game. The Game mode allows the coach to play games between two teams, each under the control of a coach or the computer. | ''PlayMaker Football'' allows one to take the role of a coach of a team of 30 football players. The coach can create a team using the Team Draft mode of the program, and then design and test plays using the Chalkboard Editor mode. The Chalkboard Editor mode also allows the coach to create artificial intelligence settings for each play, used by the program to determine which play to call on each down of a game. The Game mode allows the coach to play games between two teams, each under the control of a coach or the computer. | ||
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[[Category:Classic Mac OS games]] | [[Category:Classic Mac OS games]] | ||
[[Category:Multiplayer and single-player video games]] | [[Category:Multiplayer and single-player video games]] | ||
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[[Category:Video games developed in the United States]] | [[Category:Video games developed in the United States]] | ||
[[Category:Windows games]] | [[Category:Windows games]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 5 September 2025
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PlayMaker Football is an American football simulation developed by PlayMaker Software and released in 1989 for the Mac by Broderbund. It was ported to Windows, PC-98, and Palm OS. PlayMaker Football 2.0 was released in 1996 for MS-DOS and Windows.[1]
Gameplay
PlayMaker Football allows one to take the role of a coach of a team of 30 football players. The coach can create a team using the Team Draft mode of the program, and then design and test plays using the Chalkboard Editor mode. The Chalkboard Editor mode also allows the coach to create artificial intelligence settings for each play, used by the program to determine which play to call on each down of a game. The Game mode allows the coach to play games between two teams, each under the control of a coach or the computer.
Reception
PlayMaker Football 2.1.4 was reviewed by mymac.com in 1997.[2] The reviewers highlighted the realism, sound effects and the community of enthusiasts that were present online.
References
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- 1989 video games
- American football video games
- Broderbund games
- DOS games
- Classic Mac OS games
- Multiplayer and single-player video games
- NEC PC-9801 games
- Video games developed in the United States
- Windows games