Sherlock HolmesHarry Houdini
Sherlock Holmes wins 55%. Harry Houdini wins 45%.
The detective against the escape artist, both running the point.
A free basketball game where legends, monsters and people from history play for your team. You get five random walk-ons and a $15 salary cap. The league doesn’t care who your point guard used to be.
Free, with ads. $1.99 turns them off. On Android now, iPhone after.
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Every card at its real price. Pick one player per row and stay under $15. Harder than it looks.
Not a fight. A basketball game. We didn’t guess, we let the game play it out.
Each star joins an average team, every other player rated 70, and the two teams play 10,000 games in the real game engine.
Sherlock Holmes wins 55%. Harry Houdini wins 45%.
The detective against the escape artist, both running the point.
Robin Hood wins 55%. Annie Oakley wins 45%.
The two best shooters on the roster, a few centuries apart.
Paul Bunyan wins 47%. Frankenstein's Monster wins 53%.
Two of the biggest men in the game, and one rim.
Yes. It’s free to play, with ads. If the ads bug you, a one-time $1.99 purchase turns off the ad between seasons.
It turns off the ad between seasons. The optional ones you choose to watch for a redraw stay, because those are your call.
Not yet. It’s on Android now, and iPhone follows shortly after. Email us and we’ll write once when it’s out.
No account. Your seasons stay on your phone. The game plays offline; ads just won’t load until you’re back online.
Legends, monsters and people from history. Every character comes from public domain stories or history, so nobody here belongs to a movie studio.
Sixteen games, then a playoff bracket where every round is a series. A whole run takes a few minutes.
Once a day, everybody gets the same deal: the same walk-ons and the same prices. One shot each. Then you compare records.
In 10,000 games on the same average team, Sherlock Holmes won 55% and Houdini won 45%.
In 10,000 games on the same average team, Paul Bunyan won 47% and the Monster won 53%.
No account and no analytics, and your seasons stay on your phone. The ads come from Google AdMob, which collects some device information to show them. Where the law gives you a choice, the game asks first.
Read the privacy policyEmail pettigrewlabllc@gmail.com and a real person answers.
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