
Are you ready to climb the ranks of the elite and become the wealthiest hedge fund in the world? In this thrilling new stock market game, you'll trade stocks, bonds, and use corruption to achieve your goals. Don't miss your chance to dominate the world of finance and amass a fortune.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 25 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I'll come back to the game when it's finished, but in it's current state I cannot recommend it at all. I was looking for a game like this and it seemed to be the perfect fit, but there are major problems. I understand that the game is not finished, but there are massively game/balance breaking bugs. I could infinitely sell oil commodities, even while not owning any, thus meaning i had infinite money if i so desired. I could not sell shares in companies, despite being able to buy them, essentially defeating the point of the game. I had to refund given these issues, but I'll check in again with the game at some point in the future.
Managing businesses, making big operations, waited a long for something like that. Can't wait for future updates to add. Highly recommended to tycoon lovers!
I give it a hesitant thumbs up. I'm playing on the day of release, and it only cost $5. However, Hedge Fund Tycoon appears as a promising addition to the realm of complex business simulations, where the likes of Capitalism Lab set a high bar. However, this game, while having the bones of a solid entry into the genre, falls short, leaving a taste of disappointment. It's clear that the developers aimed high, crafting a game with intricate mechanics and an enticing concept. But the execution feels rushed and incomplete, like a puzzle missing crucial pieces. For example, significant investments of $25 billion in a company mysteriously disappearing from the stock exchange during gameplay undermines the entire experience. The game's potential is evident, but it's marred by fundamental flaws that render it unready for release. It needs substantial work and patching before it can deliver on its promises and be considered a worthy addition to the genre. I urge the developers to recognize the diamond in the rough they have and invest the time and effort needed to refine it. With the right adjustments and fixes, Hedge Fund Tycoon could become a compelling and immersive sim. But for now, it's an investment best held off until it undergoes the necessary improvements.
Steam has not similar game, so I would say one of the most engaging stock market tycoon games I've played on Steam. The game offers a complete and immersive experience and I appreciate the wide choice of financial tools available. However, I really hope in next updates and fixes. The price seems fit. I'd suggest it.
Excellent game, there is a little more work to be done, namely being able to sort the tables. Everything else about this game is basically perfect.
Once its fixed and complete will 100% buy but currently I cant say its a buy will update based on new updates currently a 4/10
Ok, Just launched, so some errors and issues are expected and acceptable. But basic game functionality like saving/loading a game still "being developed" at the taking money stage, and the basic functionality of not being able to say shares in a share trading game is somewhat ridiculous. I may check back at some point, but with some basics at the start not being done, I won't hold my breath for the long term survival of this game.
Just started to play it. The game offers a good finance and stock market gameplay. Fortunately as I understood, the game is not finished and will be upgraded. Very excited about present and future of the game
Boring game, already the richest hedge fund in the game ($5 trillion) and nothing fun to do.
Very very well thought. After so many years, finally someone touched this idea. Obviously still a lot of work ahead, but it started in a nice direction. Time should go by slower tho, so we can be more active in a continuous way, interacting with everything continuously as time goes by without the constant need to stop time and check all positions and company health every second cause once you hit that time forward button, all hell breaks loose. So a more slower time forward would be nice. More news and more different kind of news, a sort of more in depth realistic strategy consequence with links to other companies and sectors, and even employees snitching you up on rivals due to some kind of hate, an 'email system' should be dope too, where you receive NPC's emails about news, board votes, encrypted emails of friends on certain sector helping with insider trading, or catastrophes like an oil rig exploding. A more realistic price action parameters should be in place too according to the real volatility of each sector, I'm not sure this system is realistic, specially in the commodities. I'm sure there's many people within the sector in real life that would be wiling to help with that. I'm an investor, and this is something I've been looking for, for a long while, it's wonderful and I can see a future where this could be priced and completely worth 25€ or more, BUT IF and only IF they take this seriously, focus on it 100% and keep giving their hearts to the project, cause there's a lot that could be done and implemented, then they will succeed and they will hit huge sales worldwide. It's hard but you can do it. Maybe, if you hit it just right, this could become something educational to train people for the real world of trading and business management. ;)
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