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I'm building a Football Manager-style cricket management game as a solo project.

I've always wanted a proper cricket management game where you're not controlling the players on the field—you control the entire career of a coach.

So I'm building Domestic Eleven, a browser-based cricket management simulator.

The idea is simple: Domestic Eleven ( Alpha Version)

Start as an unemployed coach.

Apply for coaching jobs.

Attend interviews.

Manage domestic teams.

Scout and develop young players.

Deal with the board, media, and fans.

Work your way from Indian domestic cricket to the IPL and eventually become the India Head Coach.

The focus is on realistic management, career progression, and decision-making rather than arcade gameplay.

It's still in active development, and I'm building it solo, so I'd love to hear your ideas.

What is one feature you'd love to see in a cricket management game that no game has done well yet? 🏏

u/ftnishvanth — 5 hours ago
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I'm building a cricket simulator game as a solo project. What features would make it addictive?

Hey everyone!

I've recently started building a cricket simulator game. It's just a passion project for now, but I want to make it feel different from the usual cricket games. Instead of focusing on graphics, I want the gameplay and decision-making to be the main attraction.

Right now I'm working on the basic match engine, but I'd love to hear ideas from people who enjoy cricket management/simulator games.

Some things I'm thinking about:

Realistic ball-by-ball simulation.

Batters adapting to bowlers over time.

Pitch conditions changing during the match.

Momentum and pressure affecting player performance.

Simple but meaningful captaincy decisions.

What are some small mechanics that would have a big impact on gameplay?

Also, what do you dislike about existing cricket games that you wish someone would fix?

I'm open to every suggestion, no matter how simple or crazy. Thanks!

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u/ftnishvanth — 6 days ago
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Switching from Android (Vivo T3) to iPhone 17 next week — what should I know before making the move? 👀

Planning to buy an iPhone 17 next week.

Currently using a Vivo T3 and thinking of switching to Apple for the first time.

People who already bought the 17 — what issues have you faced so far? Battery, heating, camera, bugs, charging, anything?

Also, what all should I prepare before moving from Android to iPhone?

How to transfer WhatsApp chats properly?

Google Photos vs iCloud — which is better?

Any problems with file sharing from Windows/Android after switching?

Is Move to iOS app reliable?

Anything important I should backup before changing?

Apps or features you miss after leaving Android?

And which colour looks the best in real life? I’m confused between White and Black 😅

White looks super clean and premium to me, but Black also looks classy sometimes.

Would love to hear your experiences, tips, regrets, and recommendations before I switch.

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u/ftnishvanth — 2 months ago