Total Control Football

Total Control Football is a 1996 American football simulation that combines managerial strategy with arcade gameplay. Players assume the role of a general manager tasked with revitalizing a struggling NFL franchise, handling everything from drafting players and salary negotiations to designing plays and setting concession prices. Beyond front-office duties, the game lets users call plays in real-time during matches or auto-simulate outcomes, alongside a simplified arcade mode for direct on-field action. While praised for its ambitious blend of franchise management and immersive football tactics, critics noted uneven execution balancing depth and accessibility.

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