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Retro Bowl Update Adds Team Name and Uniform Editing, Difficulty Settings, Increased Wind Effect & Much More

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A new Retro Bowl update has arrived for both iOS and Android devices. The update adds team name and uniform editing, difficulty settings, reduced field goal kicking range and so much more.

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For those of you that haven’t downloaded and played this gem, the game is absolutely free, so there’s no reason not to try it out.

Here’s what’s new in the update.

  • Fixed punt crash
  • New uniforms (from @pixelnfl)

  • Added team name and uniform editing
  • Fumbles more likely when pass is low (depends on catching skill)
  • Interceptions more likely at top difficulty
  • Added difficulty option
  • Tap division tables to display pct and net points
  • Removed gender references to head coach
  • Fixed level up credit not received when clicking continue too soon
  • Added twitter/discord links
  • Tweaked OL match rating
  • Reduced field goal range of kickers
  • Field goal distance taken from kick spot
  • Kick disrupted if place holder gets tackled
  • Increased wind effect
  • Wind doesn’t change between kick message and kick
  • Coaches receive XP after each match depending on morale
  • Cannot call T.O on zero seconds
  • Fixed issue with forward progress
  • Condition reduced according to amount of involvement in game
  • Increased negative affect on player morale according to game rating
  • Optimised head-to-head checks to fix post-match delay
  • Kick arrow moves faster depending on kicker accuracy
  • Star players get coloured cleats
  • Salary appears in red if it exceeds cap

Also, just in case you missed it, here is our Retro Bowl review.

In the end, Retro Bowl is quite possibly the most fun mobile game I have ever played. Sure, there’s only so much you can do before you’re just playing tirelessly through each season with hopes of winning back-to-back titles. But for a game that seems so simple, it’s anything but simple. As you progress deeper into a season, the game seems to get much harder, and you will need to prioritize the players you sign via free agency and the draft. After spending the last week with the game, it has lived up to the hype and much more.

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