CRICKET 19 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR PC

Lead your team to international glory with Cricket 19. The truly global cricket simulation from Big Ant Studios, the leading name in authentic, realistic cricket action, Cricket 19 allows you to take control of your team, from club through national level, and lead them to T20, ODI, or Test Match glory.

DEVELOPER: Big Ant Studios

PUBLISHER: Big Ant Studios

Here are the Cricket 19 System Requirements (Minimum)

CPU: Intel Core i3-3210 / AMD Athlon II X4 555
CPU SPEED: Info
RAM: 4 GB
OS: Windows 7 (x64) or higher
VIDEO CARD: Radeon HD 6670 or NVIDIA Geforce GT710 with Min 2GB Memory
PIXEL SHADER: 5.0
VERTEX SHADER: 5.0
FREE DISK SPACE: 25 GB
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 2 GB

Cricket 19 Recommended Requirements

CPU: Intel Core i5-4200 / AMD Phenom II X4 970
CPU SPEED: Info
RAM: 8 GB
OS: Windows 10 (x64)
VIDEO CARD: AMD Radeon R9 390X or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 with minimum 2GB Memory
PIXEL SHADER: 5.1
VERTEX SHADER: 5.1
FREE DISK SPACE: 25 GB
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 2 GB

ABOUT THIS GAME

Earn World Glory At The Pinnacle Of Cricket!

Create your own club, stadia, sponsor logos and uniforms via Big Ant’s acclaimed Cricket Academy to recreate your local matches and dramas!

Build a rookie player’s career from their junior years at club cricket. Perform well and before you know it, you’ll be leading your nation on to the field.

Key features include:

Deep player, stadia, logo and scenario creator.

Full support for all formats of cricket - T20, ODI and Test Match.

Real world AI and tactics.

Dozens of teams to choose between.

PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC; Big Ant Studios/Maximum Games

Delivering all the funky play any bowler or batsman could desire, this virtual leather-on-willow is the best cricket game yet

Steve Boxer

Comments

Thwack! … Jonny Bairstow in Cricket 19

Gamers rarely get to hear the thwack of virtual leather on willow these days. But in the midst of a huge summer for cricket in the UK, with the World Cup followed by an Ashes series, Australian developer Big Ant Studios has stepped into the breach.

Cricket 19 has a great career mode that lets you work your way up from club cricket, or take control of an established pro. In each game, you can either control your player alone or their entire team. There are playable scenarios from famous real-life games, and a welter of editing tools that let you design your own custom competitions, bats and cricket grounds.

It looks basic in comparison with better resourced sports games such as Fifa, but at least its licensed players recognisably resemble their real-life counterparts. An official licence for the Ashes covers all the England and Australia men’s and women’s players, but players from all other countries have fictional names and random faces.

If you can get past the visuals, Cricket 19 impresses on the pitch. Its control system is exemplary, offering fine control and all the funky deliveries and shots that any bowler or batsman could desire. You can choose between button-based batting, and waggling analogue sticks in a manner that’s vaguely suggestive of real cricketing. In a first for a cricket game, the AI is decent, too. Computer-controlled batsmen play to match conditions, exercising caution at the start of a 50-over innings, for example, before teeing off later on, bringing increased opportunities for your bowlers to strike.

The game launched with at least one egregious bug, but happily it’s been fixed. Sadly, the commentary remains laughably awful, but, despite that, this is comfortably the best cricket game yet made. Like the sport itself, it is modest, yet dignified.

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