Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗LOGAN TAYLOR RICH · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
I’ve played this game for a few days now, after looking for something like this, I wanted to compose a list to help the new players! Pros: An actual career sim that feels more immersive than what it is (+++). You get to start at any point, literally. Childhood, grade school, college (and I believe), straight into the league, this brings so many different styles and experiences (+++++). You play good, you get to go anywhere. You can also change the team’s surnames (+). You have actual relationships with teammates, coaches and family that affect you (++). Cons: I think the dev knows, but 30 dollars for the full-full version on mobile, IN THIS ECONOMY, is a hefty price. I get it, games are expensive, but even some of the top indie mobile games only asks for, maybe 5-8 dollars for god mode or more. If a price reduction was possible, then more people would definitely invest (-5). The stamina/recovery system needs to be tweaked. The ad system is fine, but sometimes they don’t reward you. If you were able to use some of the money to get a better stamina recovery rate, or a reduced stamina loss booster, or both, it would be fine. Until then, the stamina system is meh (-1). Needs: I feel like you’d get better feedback on social media, and if you had a discord for the game, you’ll get way more eyes on it. Conclusion: I’m only in year 1 of my rookie year (played 2 in college), and I do think the game is a ton of fun. There’s loads of potential here, and I think there’s a big chance that the dev can go far with this and potentially other sports. I hope that you take everything I said as constructive! Thank you!
It’s an amazing game I ended up buying the full game and I don’t regret it however the only bad this is I get traded a lot and I can’t negotiate for longer then 3 years it literally won’t let me pick 1 2 4 or 5 years but that’s not much of a issue the main issue is not staying on a team for multiple years it gets annoying I will be on a contender and then I get traded to the worst team in the league same thing if I sign somewhere else I will sign with a contender team and they will trade me after a few weeks I hope this gets fix this game has so much potential but it should also have a new trade clause when your doing contracts with that being said this is an amazing game if they can fix those few things this game go be one of the best in the App Store
Ngl, this game is raw asl. One thing I really like is that you get to make choices in the game because most basketball games don't let you do that. It makes the career mode feel more personal and realistic. One thing I think would make the game even better is adding more real-life interactions. For example, being able to take pictures with fans, sign autographs, do interviews, and interact with people outside of basketball. It would make you feel more like a real NBA player. I also think it would be cool if the game showed player heights and weights more clearly and added more realistic managing money, sponsorships, social media, fan events, and other off-court activities that actual players deal with. A high school journey and more ways to build your reputation would be cool too. I'm not saying make it like The Sims or anything, but add more real-life basketball player experiences outside of just playing games. That would make the career mode feel even more immersive and realistic. Overall, the game is already really good, but adding more real-life features and player interactions would take it to another level. And I’m sorry im asking for a lot
The most in-depth basketball career simulation on the market! Craft your playstyle in childhood, then mold your skills as you advance through high sc...
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