Coming soon to iPhone
You're not the manager chasing trophies. You're the one who finds raw teenagers, develops them, and sells the finished article to fund the next generation.
Start with a leaky gym, a worn pitch and a handful of hopefuls. Six divisions sit above you.
Send scouts to local schools, grassroots clubs and street football. Every prospect has a hidden ceiling your scouts can only estimate — so you might unearth a generational talent, or waste a season on a lad who was never going to make it.
Set the training focus and balance intensity against injury and burnout. Upgrade the pitch, the gym, the analysis room and the recovery suite. Watch a fourteen-year-old turn into something.
Give the team talk, follow the game as it unfolds, name your Man of the Match — then hear what the local press, the visiting scouts and the players' families made of it.
The bigger clubs come calling. Sell now and fund the academy, or keep him another season and risk injury, a plateau, or the interest drying up. Agents take their cut until your reputation grows.
A running-cost economy with a parent club watching the books. Miss the wage bill often enough and they'll sell your best player out from under you.
Finish top two and go up. Bottom two and you're down. Name a captain, take the board's season objective, and build something that outlasts any one player.
Real screens from the game, not mock-ups.
“You've built something here, gaffer. Three seasons is barely a start — there's a whole career waiting if you want it.”
Ray Docherty, Assistant CoachWonderkid Factory is in TestFlight now, ahead of release on the App Store. Testers get the full game, and the thing I most want to know is simple: is there a player you got attached to?
Free to download. One optional purchase unlocks the full game — no ads, no energy timers, no premium currency, nothing else to buy.
