Vene

I rarely rate games now, most are just clones of something else that was successful. This is something different; no forced ads, no pressure to buy the currency to speed up construction (not production!) and no annoying popups trying to sell you shiny things. It's pure gameplay, albeit a little slow until you get going, with an optional support store plugged in. I also appreciate the ability to play on my pc in a browser! Other devs should take note, this is the correct way to do things.

Anglo “Victor” Sepulveda

This game is absolutely fantastic. It has a player controlled market, realistic production trees, and it just feels good to play. No instant gratification, you're rewarded for thoughtful investments and planning into your cooperation. When to expand, when to upgrade, when to change directions to meet market demands, and if you should issue bonds and seek investment from another player are all choices to consider in the game. The best part, no loot boxes and fair paid elements. The Devs are GOATs Edited

A Google user

A perfect game for upcoming businessman. The game is offering realistic market view which will force you to stick to the game. There is always something to do, if not than something to think always, which the other similar games lack. The graphics doesn’t really matter in this kind of game, but if you are graphics friendly probably you will be disappointed a bit. This is a real good game in this 'Lockdown' situation due to 'Coronavirus' :D

Dylan Pritchard

There are some bugs, and they need to add some more game play. As of right now the model is good. But contract negotiation could be more exciting were there time requirements for ongoing output contracts. Penalties for not meeting time requirements or not following through on contracts. While a simulated legal battle may not seem that exciting, think musk twitter. Just some ideas. It's the only mobile game I've ever played with any regularity. For that, credit where credit is due.

Jordan Smith

Super cool business Sim. They integrated a fair amount of industries into it with a solid approach to how it works. Only downside I noticed is the lack of automation. The game itself only requires your attention for maybe 30 minutes at a time, and then you might only pop on once or twice a day to check on things while it runs for you. That said, if you aren't there to follow up after your industries finish their work orders, they halt as if there's no one else around to keep things moving.