
A darkly humorous and wacky trading simulator. Engage in market manipulation, insider trading, and ruthless deal-making as you battle AI tycoons and human traders. Short, speculate, form alliances, betray, and bend the rules to build your fortune.
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awesome game for just chilling out. i get to feel the rush of trading millions without having any of the risk. wish i could have a endless mode or divined stocks.
I really enjoy this game for killing time, but the stocks need some more variations and perhaps some kind of mechanic where selling shares impacts prices, or maybe even a cap on the number of shares per company that are publicly for sale. It is too easy, no matter the difficulty or other settings, to just buy one of the stocks that are insanely low priced at the very beginning, and just hold it while buying more until you reach the win condition value. This can be done without ever selling a single share and makes it so the player has to impose limitations on themselves in order to experience any kind of challenge. If there were more NPC traders it would also be good because keeping track of the game would be harder and more challenging, and price fluctuations would be more random difficult to track. If I could play with 7 NPC's and have 8 total traders, it would be awesome. if the stocks didn't always start at the same or very nearly the same trading prices in each game, that would be awesome too. If there was an update like that to the game, then I would gladly buy it for $5, eliminate the free option altogether, and just have the built-in multiplayer as part of the game price. Everything considered, a good game that i hope the dev(s) update to be just a little bigger and a little more complex. There aren't many trading sims in the steam marketplace, and even fewer are actually any good, so this has insane potential if done right in a serious update.
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Step 1: Look for their earning Step 2: Stay on those earning until they bail for new earning Step 3: Use all your cards at once on them and yourself Step 4: Win because they can't fight back Opinion: Fun but its too early to say its actually a decent comparison to a real stock market because the game feels like there is nothing to lose because its predictable unlike the real stock market. Features that are OP: The fact that the deadly cards aren't that deadly and the fact you can actively see their card effects as well pause the game to either win or dodge them. Its way too easy to win with only 3 AI because they effect the market way less as the game progresses. I really like the tone and the pace of the game. I really look forward to this development if not its company who clearly shows they can make a game without complete failure or the need for a quick buck even it could really be sold early access for 3.99 successfully
Very fun! Used this as a game for my daily series where I play games with no players at a given moment, VERY surprised this was one of those! It's way more fun than I thought it would be to just stare at stocks, wait for increases, have my finger hovering over the sell button just in case, overall an EXTREMELY well-executed idea! And for FREE? I mean don't get me wrong, I never heard of Multiplayer as DLC before, but honestly I see WHY you would want it, and maybe not as the AI is very thorough in this game. Only suggestion would be to add a "buy percentage" option for when you buy stocks. Currently you can buy all (the way I won my one and only game) or half of your withholding total, or type in the specific amount of stock you want to buy (or sell). I found myself thinking it would be nice to buy 60% of my worth in, say, ENBC and 35% in PEAR and keep 5% as extra just-in-case money, but found the best way to do that was to just buy half of my total worth in one and another half of that in another. Aside from that this is a very fun, very chill-feeling game that's surprisingly thought out. Detailed too, if you bring the stock down of one company, the competitors in the same category's stocks will go up and react to that. Very cool, very fun, and it appeases my business-school degree that has been... hanging on the wall in my room and got no use. Finally, college was worth it thanks to this free game lol
Took me about 2 hours to run through the game, start to finish. very silly and light hearted, by 1976 I was able to make it to billionaire. would be cool if in the future there was a diplomacy mechanic for the AI, as well as a long/shorts, options, and puts. while it won't teach you stocks; a basic understanding of buy low/sell high and scaling will get you a W. 8+1(free) out of 10
Silly and pretty fun for a stock simulator.
Very fun game. You don't need any knowledge in stocks to play.
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Great game. Is very fun to play and you can learn some stuff.
Great bite size little game! Love the simplicity, but also lost all my earning! I am homeless now XD
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