MMA Manager 2: Ultimate Fight - Fight league management simulation

Step into the realm of MMA Management - recruit trainers, invest in gyms equipped with top-notch gear, strategize your fights, enlist seasoned coaches, and scout potential champions in the making!

Whether you prefer a sturdy heavyweight or an agile lightweight contender, our dynamic planner has you covered. Anticipate outcomes and devise meticulous fight plans to showcase in the ring. Adapt your strategy for each bout to stay ahead of the game.

With every new adversary, your fighter will grow and refine their skills. Sharpen their abilities with fresh techniques at your personalized gym. By training in diverse skills, your fighter will acquire enhanced offensive maneuvers.

Once your fighters are primed, venture into the Fight Club and test your mettle.

Step into the arena! Triumph in combat to earn credits, prestige, and cash rewards. Brace yourself for relentless dedication and fierce competition!

Understanding the different points and currencies

MMA Manager 2 is a simulation game and all simulation games tend to have multiple currencies and points which each serve a different purpose. It’s a good idea to explore all these different things to see what they are actually used for. Below, we have summarised the main ones that play the biggest role in the game’s progression.

Bucks

This is the main currency that is most abundant in this game. Bucks are used to purchase equipment, upgrade equipment, hire trainers and coaches, etc. Earning bucks is fairly simple to do too, as it comes through completing certain tasks and just generally playing the game.

Credits

This is the more premium version of the bucks. Credits are less abundant than bucks but they can be used to purchase better equipment and even gym decorations. It is also possible to speed up certain tasks that have a cooldown by spending credits. Earning this currency is quite similar to bucks, in that it comes from just playing the game and completing certain objectives.

Prestige

Prestige points are an indicator of the gym’s popularity. Having more prestige points attracts better fighters and is the key way to acquiring a better gym. Winning fights and completing certain objectives add more to the Prestige total.

Focus Points

Focus points are one of the exclusive currencies, and these are used to upgrade each individual fighter’s performance. To open up the menu for this, just click on a fighter and tap the Mental Training option. There are a variety of different upgrades available, ranging from health stats, to block chance to the initiative. Focus points are earned through general progression, by completing objectives and winning fights in the campaign.

Stamina Boosters

This one is pretty self-explanatory. All fighters run on stamina, and this depletes during training or after fights. Low stamina impacts the fighters’ performance so to keep it high, these Stamina Boosters exist. They bump up the stamina so that the fighter can get back in on the action quickly.

Guide

Building your Gym

The main fundamental part of MMA Manager 2 is the gym. This is where all the fighters train and work to improve, and having a well-built gym is a key aspect to focus on. Building the gym functions similarly to other simulation/tycoon-based games. In this beginners guide, we will discuss the basics of the in-game gym and its importance in MMA Manager 2: Ultimate Fight.

By acquiring Prestige points, new gyms can be unlocked which improves in a linear system. Each gym upgrade offers a larger space, larger roster size, increased income, and more. There is a range of different ways to fill the gyms too, from equipment to decorations. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when building the gym.

1. Be efficient with space

Especially with the lower-level gyms, there is little space to hold all the equipment, so it’s important to be efficient with the space. The layout is split into squares and each piece of equipment takes a certain number of squares. Make sure to fill the gaps and keep everything organized and systematic as this is the best way to optimize the number of items in the gym.

2. Don’t forget about decorations

The idea of having decorations can seem like a bit of a waste to some. They sound like just an aesthetic feature, however they can actually contribute with something tangible. Decorations give some Prestige points so they are not a complete waste of space. Whilst it isn’t a big amount, it’s still something. If there’s a small square of space where it isn’t possible to put a piece of equipment, just stick a plant in there. Not only will it make the place look nicer, but it will also contribute a little to your progress.

3. Ensure there is something to train everything

Each piece of equipment, be it the gym or fighting equipment, works on a different attribute. Before buying multiple items that do the same thing, it’s important to make sure there is something for everything. Having 1 of each is a good way to go. In cases where there is limited space, and there are 2 pieces of equipment that do the same thing, for example, the Bench Press and the Dumbbells, it is better to place down the more effective one (i.e. Dumbbells).

4. Couple equipment with relevant trainers

There is a range of gym trainers which boost the impacts of a certain training drill. In addition, there are also fight coaches which are necessary to do the combat training. When purchasing fighting equipment, such as Kick Bags or Free Standing Dummies make sure to hire their relevant coaches too. For gym trainers, they boost the effects of the drill, so they are useful to have as well.

5. Check back regularly to claim rewards

All the decorations and equipment collect Prestige points on an hourly basis, and they each have their own maximum total. For example, the Bench Press can give 3 Prestige points an hour but will stop when it has collected 18. It is a good idea to regularly check back and collect these points to keep the hourly rates running. In addition, the gym itself tallies up bucks on an hourly basis. The starter gym (Tiny Basement Gym) has a 240 hourly income and will stop at 2000 bucks. Try to keep logging back at intervals throughout the day to collect these coins so that the cooldown can reset.

Play Method:

* Assemble a squad of elite fighters

* Enhance your fighters by teaching them innovative moves in the ring

* Engage in dynamic, action-packed battles tailored to your tactics and fighters' expertise

* Develop a strategy based on your opponent's weaknesses and your fighter's strengths

* Deploy the right fighter and strategy across various game modes

* Endure challenges from other players in the Fight Club!

* Embark on single-player campaigns across multiple weight classes with diverse progression routes

Embark on the ultimate MMA adventure!