Blue Canary GamesA college football game that's easy to play but difficult to master. You call the plays. You build the program.
The game is not an entry on a spreadsheet or a sim you watch from the stands. Feel the ups and downs of a real game. You call the plays, you sub the players. There are other college football sims out there, and they are honest games. But they show you the season as a data point, and a game as an observer.
You call the play. Your opponent calls theirs. Realistic outcomes modeled on true NCAA statistics. Your opponent is not some one-trick pony you can beat with one or two guaranteed plays. The bounce of the ball is simulated, the outcomes are based on reality.
Live. Twelve real snaps from the engine. Tap for the next.
You're a coach with a lot more than a depth chart and a spreadsheet. The whole week, every room a coach walks into, and Saturday at the end of it.
Fourth and two at the 34. Your call, and the fans will let you know what they think.
The film, the depth chart, the injury list. What worked last week may not work this Saturday.
Who looks sharp? Who is coasting? Who's going to keep it together in front of 90,000 screaming fans?
The O-lineman you need. The hidden gem no one else knows about. Do the legwork and see the results on Signing Day.
Facilities cost money. Money comes from people who want to see wins first.
Be careful what you say: the press, the fans, the players, and the alumni are all paying attention.
Do you work the alumni for extra NIL? Do you spend time with the five-star longshot that looks like he's going somewhere else, but could be worth the trip? Do you go on a fan podcast to see fewer empty seats on gameday?
The office. The practice field out the window, film done. What's next?
Mrs. Whitfield rules her own living room.
You want her son, you have to win her over.
Facilities, recruiting, the fans who fill the seats. Your program grows as you put work into it, and you'll see it on Saturdays. Do you stay and become a legend at a directional school? Or do you enter the coaching carousel?
Visible improvements at every tier. A cinderblock weight room at a cupcake grows into a chrome-and-glass training center when you can sustain the resources and investment. The stands get crowded as you get fans engaged... but you'd better keep winning.
Rivals rebuild. Coordinators leave for jobs of their own. The recruits you missed suit up against you the next fall. Thirty seasons in, the conference won't look like the one you started in.
No pay-to-win, no card packs, no energy, no ads. After a demo period, one price to unlock the full game. And one purchasable cosmetic item that has no impact on gameplay.
Yes, we know it's untitled. Yes, we do have a name, and we think it's a good one. And yes, this is all for legal reasons.
We'll release the name along with the app.