Lets Play Pro Gamer Manager - Ep 3 - Defensive Tactics
Channel: BipKing Gaming
Date: 12/07/2016

Hello guys and welcome to BipKing Gaming!

In todays episode of Pro Gamer Manager we focus on improving our defensive play style and we start looking for a new team to play for. Stay tuned to see how we get on.

What is Pro Gamer Manager?
Pro Gamer Manager is a tricky little game. It offers two game modes, Pro Gamer and Manager. Each game offers a variety of play styles from FPS to MOBA. From here you pick how you want to play each game and much more. 

Steam: "Work your way up as a gamer, choose your role and position. Build and manage your own progaming team. Carry hard or get rekt as a leader of a professional esport organisation. You are in the hot-seat, where every decision will be crucial in your bid for victory in this Esport management tycoon!" 

BipKing’s Opinion:
Personally I really enjoy these types of simulation games. Pro Gamer Manage offers a variety of play styles in both modes of the game. The first mode is playing as a Pro Gamer. Which is what we focus on in this series. The second game mode is the option to play as a Pro Gamer Manager where you help a team rise to the top.
For those who like games such as Game Dev Tycoon, this game is definitely for you!

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Links to my other current Lets Play Series: 

Let's Play Rimworld - Ep 1 - The Basics 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M6Vb...

Lets Play Terraria - Ep 1 - Wooden Tools 
https://youtu.be/rPPZCPG7XgQ
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Copyright Information for Music:
All music in this video has been produced by Kevin MacLeod. Under Creative Commons, I have permission to use this music in my content. 

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Music (Creative Commons Public Licence):

Intro: Kevin MacLeod – Mining by Moonlight