A college lacrosse simulator that takes the season seriously

A season here is not a random-number montage. The engine plays your schedule week by week and generates each result from the rosters on the field: your attackmen’s shooting and finishing, your defense’s checking and positioning, your goalie’s reflexes, your faceoff man’s skill at the X. Wins move the standings, the standings feed the conference tournament, and the conference tournament feeds Selection Sunday and a national bracket. After every game you get a box score and a goal-by-goal play-by-play, so when you lose 10–9 you can see exactly where it slipped.

You can take over any of 248 real college programs in their 2026 alignments — 77 in Division I, 75 in Division II, 96 in Division III — organized into real conferences from the ACC and Big Ten to the NESCAC and the Centennial. The schools are real names; every player and coach is fictional and generated by the game, so no real athlete’s likeness is ever used. Prefer a clean slate? There’s also a fully fictional 288-team universe, or you can found an expansion program from nothing.

Faceoffs are decided by each player’s actual Face-off skill — the sim sends out your best man at the X, not whoever wears a tag. Morale runs player by player (a buried talent sulks; a starter on a winning team buys in), team chemistry adds a real edge to every game, injuries force rotation decisions, and your offensive and defensive schemes match up against your opponent’s for swings of up to ±1.3 goals. It’s a simulator in the honest sense: the numbers are doing the work, and you can read them.

The season loop is the surface. Underneath it sits a full recruiting and scouting system, promotion and relegation between the three divisions, rivalries with trophies and dossiers, and dynasty saves that run 25 years. If you want the complete map of what’s in the game, start with the features tour.