A new Retro Bowl update has arrived for both iOS and Android devices. The update adds audibles, save slots, timeouts to stop the clock when tackled and more.
Here’s what’s new in the update.
Hoping to have save slots done today. Nearly there… pic.twitter.com/hneEx54Sw8
— Retro Bowl (@retro_bowl) March 13, 2020
- Added save slots
- Added Audibles for changing the play
- Added Time Outs to stop the clock when tackled
Coming soon… pic.twitter.com/1K1JbBlCz7
— Retro Bowl (@retro_bowl) March 12, 2020
- Fixed P.O scorelines on home screen not showing who won
- Tweaked interceptions and defensive AI
- Fixed tight end blocking
- Increased QB running speed
- Brought back *a little* contact between receivers and DBs
- Receivers run routes further into the endzone
- Side-step ability recharges when you ease off it
- Fixed back-up QB changing skin colour
- Reduced top-end salaries
- Increased QB and kicker retirement age to 40
- Fixed catching a 2pt attempt out of bounds
- Sacks, ints and yards from 2 point attempts not recorded in stats
- Clock not stopped when QB sacked
- Tweaked KK and RB xp gain
- Head to head records checked in tie-breaker situations
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.
