
Embark on a thrilling journey in Profiteer, a turn-based strategy game where you build and expand your business empire. Manage resources, outsmart your rivals, and experience dynamic worlds with co-op gameplay.
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Languages: English*, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
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I understand that this game is early access, however what has been delivered isn't promising. I love economic games, territory expansion seems fun, I'm a huge fan of board games, however this does not deliver on any hopes of mine. Perhaps it's because I played a single game against the AI? On the third or forth turn of that game I had enough money to buy all the land surrounding the AI, thus essentially winning the game. The 'tutorial' doesn't explain the game to you. It doesn't tell you what the end-goal is. It doesn't describe the relationship between "P bucks" and actual money. And it doesn't give you any heads up about buildings randomly breaking and needing repair. By the way, you have to right-click them to repair them. Also, you can upgrade them the same way - this was also not explained. There is a lot to be desired regarding quality of life. There's no option to buy territory in bulk - you have to painstakingly click on each tile one by one. There's no information on how many of each type of building you have, or how much production of each resource you should expect. There's no indication of what buying/selling resources will do to the price of those resources - which means if you bulk-sell resources you may end up with less money than you hoped (although I'm not sure if you get paid out the full amount or if inflation hits while you're bulk-selling, there's no indication of which happens). This game is not ready for early access. I do not recommend it in its current state. I am not hopeful that this extremely basic game will grow into something worth playing, but I hope it does.
I'm playing this in Early Access. I can see potential in this game. It can be a bit hard to understand in the beginning, but once you get the gist of it you will get addicted to it. The game starts fairly small/simple, but it soon grows up and gets more chaotic (in a good way!). I've caught myself just trying to think lots of steps ahead to adjust for inflation and hoping I get a good value. I haven't tested multiplayer yet, but I can see how it can become a fast paced competitive action. Still there is a lot more to go for the game to out of early access, but I'am going to recommend this game now! Get it as the price will get higher later. Approved!
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