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Idle Guy is a life simulation game in which absolutely everything is available! Real life simulator! Adventures in a real life business simulator are waiting for you. Build a Rich Inc. campaign in the world of a life simulator! Simulator of an idle life in which absolutely everything is available!
Go from a poor man on the street to a real millionaire! Become a real office tycoon! Prove that you are worthy of a rich and idle life! Choose the rich, idle life of a billionaire! All in your hands! Build your own business. Build your business empire! Become the emperor of the business world! Become Mr. Billion a rich idle office tycoon! The game is a simulation of the rich life of a billionaire and an office magnate of a huge business empire!
Begin your career as an unemployed guy without home or money. Real, idle and rich life in our gaming real life simulator!
Life Simulation:
😎 - Begin your life as a poor guy without any money, job or home and improve it!
🌭 - Find money for food.
👕 - Buy yourself clothes and your first room in dormitory.
🎓 - Get enrolled at university and progress to earn more.
💪 - Trade in the stock market.
🏢 - Climb up the corporate ladder.
😍 - Find yourself a girlfriend and make a virtual family.
🏥 - Don’t forget to go to the hospital, treat your character and take him to resorts.
🎉 - Go bowling, play pool, attend the concerts to increase happiness.
💲 - Start your own business and earn your first million.
💯 - Become a head of the World Bank if you manage to go through all the challenges and not die of old age.
Idle Guy manages money like a game! Prove that you are worthy to become one! Idle tycoon billionaire, poor man, rich man, business emperor, money boss, cash master - choose who you will become in our game!
Create your own success story! Make a choice! Good or bad? poor man or rich man? Hit the bank or create a business empire? Make a choice! Do you like adventures? Do you like a real life simulator? Do you like being a capitalist magnat? Everything is available in our game! Join our business idle family!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal +6 more
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El juego es muy "pay to win" "pagar para ganar" sino pagas se vuelve cada vez mas lento y tedioso porque debes esperar largos periodos de tiempo sin hacer absolutamente nada para poder avanzar. No hay muchas opciones de obtener diamantes, casi te obligan a comprarlos si o si.
FUNNY GAME
I've played a lot of idle games and this is the first one that I've seen that doesn't advance if the game is not in focus. Your income does not go up if you are browsing while waiting.
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Game won't let me start over
Tolerable until the update. After that, it took away my forever good for any job car, Now it's only good to level 59 which costed me a lot of jewels for.
Idle Guy: Life Simulator games, developed by Heatherglade LTD and published by Heatherglade Publishing KFT, takes one of gaming's most enduring fantasies—the journey from having nothing to possessing everything—and packages it into an accessible idle simulation experience. Starting as an ordinary individual struggling to make ends meet, players gradually build a life through work, investments, and strategic financial decisions. The game's premise is simple, but its appeal lies in watching small accomplishments snowball into extraordinary success. Every new opportunity feels like another step toward escaping obscurity and entering a world of luxury, making the progression loop immediately satisfying. The game blends idle mechanics with life simulation elements, allowing players to manage more than just a growing bank account. Career advancement, business ownership, and personal upgrades all contribute to the overall experience. As income streams multiply, players gain access to larger ventures and increasingly ambitious goals. There is a constant sense of forward momentum, whether it comes from purchasing assets, expanding business operations, or unlocking new ways to generate passive income. This structure keeps the experience engaging, especially for players who enjoy seeing tangible rewards for long-term planning. One of the title's biggest strengths is its commitment to the rags-to-riches concept. Rather than focusing exclusively on clicking or waiting for timers, Idle Guy creates the illusion of living an entire life of prosperity. Players can invest in various enterprises, build wealth through smart decisions, and steadily transform their character into a successful entrepreneur. The fantasy of becoming a billionaire is central to the experience, and the game embraces it wholeheartedly. It doesn't aim for realism as much as it does fulfillment, giving players a sandbox where financial success is always within reach if they remain patient and persistent. The business management aspects add another layer to the formula. Managing multiple income sources and deciding where to invest next provides enough strategic involvement to prevent the gameplay from feeling entirely automated. While genre veterans may find the systems relatively straightforward compared to more complex tycoon simulations, the streamlined approach makes the game approachable. New players can quickly understand its mechanics without becoming overwhelmed, while experienced idle fans will appreciate the efficiency of its progression systems. Presentation-wise, Idle Guy favors functionality over spectacle. Its interface is easy to navigate, with menus and progression trackers designed to keep information clear and accessible. Recent improvements during its Early Access phase demonstrate that the developers are actively refining the experience, adjusting balance and expanding gameplay features over time. Although the visuals are modest, they serve their purpose effectively, ensuring players remain focused on the steady climb toward wealth rather than flashy aesthetics. Like many games in the idle genre, repetition is unavoidable. The gameplay loop revolves around accumulation and optimization, which means players seeking action-heavy sequences or deep storytelling may lose interest over extended sessions. The enjoyment comes from incremental gains and the satisfaction of seeing numbers rise over time. Fortunately, the game's layered progression systems help alleviate some of the monotony by regularly introducing new objectives and rewards. Idle Guy: Life Simulator games succeeds because it understands its audience. It delivers a relaxing, low-pressure experience centered on ambition, wealth, and self-made success. It may not redefine idle simulations, but it executes its ideas competently and provides enough content to keep fans invested in their virtual rise to the top. For players who enjoy management titles, passive progression, and the fantasy of building an empire from humble beginnings, this Early Access release offers a compelling reason to keep coming back. Rating: 7/10
ja ein idle game was einen zubombt mit werbung aber jetzt kam ja endlich ein großes update und nur nach 10 min. stürzt das game ab. Ja egal wo ich drauf drücke überall will man das ich transaktionen bestätige ???
da pra gastar umas horas
Play slow grindy game for hours. Game goes wonky. Lose progress, levels, acheivements
in high this game is fun come out with the full game please "#
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