
Build a drug empire with your last $50. Buy production, upgrade it, and hire workers to automate.
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You play as a man who has lost everything: his job, his wife, and any sense of stability.
With your last $50, you buy a single weed plant with one goal in mind: build a drug empire.
Click to harvest. Every click brings you closer to your goal: becoming RICH.
Tired of your outdated gear? Upgrade your equipment to increase your production speed.
Clicking is good. Automating is better. Hire botanists, chemists, and packers to do the dirty work for you and generate passive income.
All that money just to sleep on a filthy mattress? No thanks! Use your hard-earned cash to upgrade your apartment: live in style and boost your employees' productivity.
Buy properties to expand your business: more space, more production, more money.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Short game but worth the price
Very boring. No real choices to be made, the only thing you do is occasionally click. The graphics look interesting, but everything else is just boring.
Last $50 is a nice lil chill game that doesn't really need much effort into playing. From start to finish, I had no issues. I would've liked a few more text messages as you hit some milestones, but all-and-all, for 5 bucks this game is worth it. It's a short game if you stay focused, longer if you dont spend money on certain upgrades. Congrats to the dev of completing your very first game c:
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I wanted to like this game but its extremely boring for a idle-clicker game. Like really really boring. I found myself doing other things while waiting and progress is very slow to help upgrade the automated helpers. My only issue was the laptop screen was cut off when you clicked on it so I had no clue how much the tv upgrade was because it was cut off. Other than that I requested a refund for it being not fun because it truly wasn't fun and i wanted it to be fun.
such a waste of money.
Great Graphics. Not much substance to the game. Cool idea but it is missing something. Just needs a little more to it. Needs more upgrades. Besides upgrading the plant, buying a light and a worker, that is about all there is. I'm still recommending it because it was fun for the couple of hours I played it for. Still can't help but feel its missing something that could have made it amazing.
The game is only $5, which is pretty reasonable. It's fairly simple and can be a bit boring at times, as you're mostly just pointing, clicking, and waiting, but it would be nice to have some customizable options in the game. For this being your first game, it's amazing, and I hope you continue to add to it in the future. I enjoyed the game's concept, and the graphics and setting were nice.
Fun idle clicker, easy to complete. What you see is what you get, though. No hidden or additional mechanics. It's just wait - upgrade - wait - buy new location. But I enjoyed it well enough so here we are.
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