Chris Buffa (Modojo): Now that developers have flooded the App Store with free-to-play kingdom builders and management games, they've turned their collective attention towards other genres. Thus, we have NFL Pro 2013 from Gameloft, a freemium title for iPhone and iPad that we'd care to forget. Bogged down by in-app purchases and one of the silliest first-person perspectives in video game history, this abysmal effort lands with both feet out of bounds.
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GameZebo writes:
For console gamers, there's a Highlander situation when it comes to NFL football games. There can be only one, and it's Madden. Mobile gamers have some more choices, however: one of which is NFL Pro 2013 by Gameloft. Now available for iOS devices and headed to Android soon, it tries hard to find paydirt in a genre living in one game's shadow. Mostly, though, it ends up like Carson Palmer quarterbacking the Raiders: Erratic and potentially expensive.
