Quick Hit Football

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Quick Hit Football

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Developer(s)	Play Hard Sports
Director(s)	Trevor Stricker
Producer(s)	Jeffrey Anderson
Designer(s)	Dave Zdyrko, Jeremy Stein
Platform(s)	Adobe Flash, Unity Player
Release	September 2009, September 8, 2010 (NFL)
Genre(s)	Sports simulation
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multi-player

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Quick Hit Football (QHF) was a free online American football game. The Quick Hit company was started in 2008 by Jeffrey Anderson,^[1] and went public in September 2009. Quick Hit Football offered single player against CPU opponents and multi-player against human opponents. Quick Hit Football was based on user play-calling. On September 8, 2010, the NFL was integrated into Quick Hit Football and was granted the official license from the NFL. A few months later, on December 22, 2010, Quick Hit Football was offered in High-Definition 3D, allowing greater immersion of the participant in the game, while maintaining a realistic sense of play with graphics likened to those found on Madden 64.^[2] Following this, new games and challenges were offered to the players such as NFL season games, as well as single player games vs. teams inspired by legendary football coaches such as Bill Cowher, Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi, Brian Billick, Dan Reeves, Marty Schottenheimer, and Dick Vermeil.^[3]

Gameplay

Quick Hit Football gameplay revolves around the user's coaching ability. The user may call a play from the QHF playbook, and then use any boosters that the user wishes to buy. Any boosters received may be used once in each game. A booster must be used before the play begins. When calling the play, a user may scroll through a list of plays, or filter through the plays in three ways: Type, Category, and Key Player.

Once the play starts, the user becomes a bystander and is not allowed to control any player movement. Scoring follows NFL football rules. As in NFL football, the team with the most points at the end of regulation wins. Single-player regulation consists of four two-minute quarters, while multi-player games feature four two and a half minute quarters.

During the game, a user's team receives fantasy points based on the performance of the players. These points help the user improve the team, allowing QHF players to reach higher levels. To level QHF players up, a user spends 1,000 Coaching Points (CP) to move a player up one level, though they may choose to move a player up multiple levels in one transaction.^[4] Additionally, Coaching Points and another currency, Quick Cash (QC), can be purchased in various increments from $5 to $50. 'Legend' players cost extra but automatically leveled up with you as you progressed in the game and became very popular.^[5]

CP and QC can both be used to purchase new plays from the store, including contributions from ex-NFL head coaches Dan Reeves, Marty Schottenheimer, and Dick Vermeil.^[6] Both currencies can also be used to purchase new players, which range from customizable nobodies to NFL legends such as Warren Moon, Jack Tatum, Barry Sanders, and Jack Youngblood, who have a higher skill rating than the average player and also automatically level up with you for free. NFL legends are rated on a 10-star scale, with 10-star Elite players being available for purchase only with QC, that is, real money.^[7] QH added several new gaming modes from shorter 5 minute Blitz games to longer 5 minutes per quarter Marathon games.

Critical reception

IGN stated that Quick Hit Football 'offers an authentic, strategic football game without the twitch and complexity.' ^[8] However, IGN also said that, 'The look of everything in QuickHit Football isn't super-detailed, but that's only because the system requirements are a browser, an Internet connection and Flash player. When you zoom in on the field you'll definitely see added detail to the players, but nothing in the game will knock your socks off.' ^[9] Game Informer said in its preview that the game provides 'ease of play calling, and surface decisions that allow you to get in and play quickly' while also adding 'more depth for hardcore players' ^[10]GameSpy suggested Quick Hit Football 'offers an authentic, strategic football game' and said that, 'The game is designed for football fans who want the depth and appeal of fantasy sports with the interactivity and polish of high-end console products.' ^[11]

Shut down

Despite the game's dedicated community, its revenue was lacking. Quick Hit Football required far more manpower and servers to support everything than what the game was making, even with the NFL license and related marketing. As part of Majesco's cost-cutting plan announced on July 15, 2012, Quick Hit Football's servers would be closed August 17, 2012.^[12] On the day of its shutdown, however, an unspecified agreement was reached between Majesco, the game's operators, and the game's creditors, MMF, ensuring that the football title would live on. Majesco's continued fiscal struggles led to further cuts, including the dissolution of their Foxborough Massachusetts Social Games Division on January 7, 2013. All thirteen developers were released and their online games would stop working within two months. Quick Hit Football permanently shut down on March 22, 2013.

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QUICK HIT LAUNCHES DRAFT SHOWDOWN AND
SIGNS DICK VERMEIL AS NEW PRO COACH FOR QUICK HIT FOOTBALL™

Massive Update Contains Exciting New Features Like Single-Player Challenges and Playbook Management

FOXBORO, MA – April 14, 2010 – Quick Hit, Inc. (“Quick Hit”), a leading developer and publisher of free social sports games, today announced a major update for Quick Hit Football as well as the addition of a new Head Coach to its roster. The update includes the Draft Showdown, an exciting new challenge that will run from today through April 27th asking users to beat four ‘All Star’ teams comprised of Legends for a chance to win prizes like an HP Netbook*. The company also announced it has signed Championship-winner, Dick Vermeil, to its lineup of famous Head Coaches.
The Draft Showdown is a newly created promotion (made timely by the upcoming professional Draft next week) that challenges Quick Hit users to defeat four rounds of teams stacked with some of the best draft picks in history. The teams are captained by stand-out quarterbacks Vinny Testaverde (1st Overall Pick, 1987), Randall Cunningham (2nd Round, 1985), Dan Fouts (3rd Round, 1973), and Warren Moon (Undrafted, 1978). Even more exciting, every win in the Draft Showdown gets players an entry into a sweepstakes to win prizes like an HP Netbook, autographed football memorabilia, and other cool items*. Players will also be awarded valuable Coaching Points for completing each round of the challenge.
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Coaching continues to be the cornerstone of Quick Hit Football and today, the company has added another Championship-winning icon to the team. Coach Vermeil, the former head coach for Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams and Kansas City Chiefs, had an amazing 29 year career in the National Football League, eventually winning a Super Bowl with St. Louis in 2000. He was also the Associated Press and Pro Football Weekly Coach of the Year in 1999.
“Coach Vermeil always brought such passion to the game,” said Jeffrey Anderson, CEO and founder, Quick Hit. “As the head coach behind the 1999 ‘Greatest Show on Turf,’ he is a fantastic addition to our roster.”
The update announced today demonstrates Quick Hit’s dedication to building the largest and best free-to-play online football game in the world. It includes the Coaches’ Challenge - a ‘punch-out’ style ladder campaign complete with nine former Pro Coaches and 18 fantasy coaches. This fun challenge was specifically designed to help users enjoy the rich depth and diversity of Quick Hit Football. The other big feature, Playbook Manager, is an exciting new element that gives users the ability to browse, sort and evaluate their playbooks outside of the actual game. It’s the first time that users can view never seen before statistics like number of times a play has been called, how many yards it has averaged, number of first downs, how many points it scored, and more.

To read more about the Draft Showdown and how to enter to win an HP Netbook and other prizes, visit the promotion page.* To read more about the Coaches’ Challenge, Playbook Manager, and other new features in Quick Hit Football, check out the latest Dev Diary.
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ABOUT QUICK HIT FOOTBALL

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Quick Hit Football is a free, authentic football coaching game that doesn’t require a credit card or massive download. Its compelling graphics, hard-hitting action and feature-rich game play take online sports games to a new level. Play head-to-head against Pro Coaches like Brian Billick or Jimmy Johnson; take on Pro superstars like Ray Lewis or Brian Westbrook; or draft Legends onto your team like Barry Sanders, Steve Atwater, James Lofton, and Tony Dorsett. Unlike repetitive twitch-games, Quick Hit Football offers a persistent gaming experience that lets fans build and manage a football dynasty. Play fast, fun, free online football games, earn fantasy and coaching points with every game, and watch your team grow. Hit the gridiron and create your team today at http://www.quickhit.com.