Pro Basketball Manager 2023

Pro Basketball Manager 2023 puts you in charge of a professional basketball team as both coach and General Manager. You recruit players, coach games, train your squad and manage your arena and finances. You can choose from 82 domestic leagues, including 10 women’s leagues, across 60 countries in Europe, America, Asia and Oceania. The game includes more than 2,000 teams, 50,000 players and over 160 playable competitions, including national and continental cups.

Lead your team

Create your own plays and call them during games to catch opponents off guard. Opponents adapt if you use the same plays too often. You can make tactical changes during a game and assign plays to players. Once you establish your reputation as a coach, you may be offered a national team head coach position, with the goal of taking the team to the top of its continent and then the world.

Scout and develop players

Send scouts around the world to find promising players. Train players as a group or individually, and review their past and present performances through career statistics. You can also assess your coaching career and browse game archives for any team in the game.

Manage your arena

Improve your club’s finances by upgrading its arena to bring in extra revenue. Customisable 3D arenas come in two sizes and different looks, with enhanced lighting effects. The crowd reacts to events on court, including dunks and long-range shots.

Follow the action

Choose between three ways to view games: 3D, 2D or text updates detailing the action on court. In 3D mode, you can watch the game and make tactical changes as it unfolds. If you want a result sooner, you can skip a quarter or the entire game.

Database and competitions

The editor lets you customise the database and create competitions and leagues. In-game menus connect to Steam Workshop, where you can download databases made by other players and use them before starting a career. The game covers leagues and competitions across the following regions and countries:

• America: Two continental competitions; Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, USA and Venezuela each have one men’s league.
• Asia: One continental competition; China, the Philippines, Republic of China and South Korea each have one men’s league. Japan has two men’s leagues and one national cup.
• Europe: Eight continental competitions. Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Georgia, Iceland, Israel, Kosovo, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Montenegro, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and Ukraine each have one men’s league and one national cup. Belgium has one national cup, while Belgium - Netherlands and Estonia - Latvia each have one men’s league. The Czech Republic has one men’s league, one women’s league and one national cup; France has four men’s leagues, two women’s leagues and two national cups; Germany has three men’s leagues and one national cup; England, Scotland and Wales share one men’s league and one national cup; Greece has two men’s leagues and one national cup; Hungary has one men’s league, one women’s league and one national cup; Italy has two men’s leagues, one women’s league and two national cups; Lithuania has two men’s leagues and one national cup; the Netherlands has one national cup; Norway has one men’s league; Poland has two men’s leagues, one women’s league and one national cup; Russia has two men’s leagues, one women’s league and one national cup; Spain has three men’s leagues, one women’s league and two national cups; Turkey has two men’s leagues and one women’s league.
• Oceania: Australia and New Zealand each have one men’s league.