International Basketball Manager 22 (available on Steam, Android and iOS) is presented as the only simulation video game in the market that features the Euroleague Basketball official license.
The new International Basketball Manager 22 is now available for PC and mobile devices. The video game can be purchased through Steam, App Store and Play Store with a special launch discount on all platforms.
The moment that every manager has been looking forward to has come. Starting today, users will be able to step into their favorite team’s offices in order to take them to glory by managing all areas of their own club.
Can you handle the pressure? Earn the trust of players, board and fans by giving your best match by match. Surround yourself with a competitive staff and try to raise your club to the Olympus of sport.
International Basketball Manager is presented as the only simulation video game in the market that features the Euroleague Basketball official license, including Turkish Airlines EuroLeague and 7DAYS EuroCup.
Other licenses as acb and FEB (Spain), LNB (France), HEBA (Greece), BSL (Turkey), BNXT League (Belgium/Netherlands) and LNB
(Chile) will also have official presence within the game.
According to the UPLAY Basketball team, new official licenses will be introduced during the next few weeks. Users will be able to pick teams from approximately 20 leagues with presence in every continent, making a total of 330 clubs and almost 5.000 players available.
Some of the main innovations for this version are the coach intervention in the middle of a match (where the simulation will stop during the key moments and the managers will have to make the final decisions), the team museum and other key details that make this project an immersive basketball team management experience.
iOS and Android versions have been developed for the first time with carefully designed, fully adapted screens and adding many more managing tools and possibilities. All together, the result is a very complete game adapted to the current times.
