Computer Tycoon reviews

Early Access Review So in short: It's Fun when you're into Computers and Tycoon:-) It's still in Development, but it's definitely already playable. And there are updates over and over again, so there is still work on them. If 2 Scores Have now played intensively, the situation was similar for both of them. I'm small, get bigger, have some time in the 90s around 97% Market share and there's one Opponent after another Bust until 3-4 plus me's left. Somehow the others manage to get market Share, even though my Machines are the Best in all Respects. So I gradually lose market Share Until I'm either Bankrupt (in The first Game stand) or don't know what to do now (in The current Game balance) I have 1 High-end product each, a Midclass Product and one for the small Purse, but there will only be the expensive Stuff bought when I offer them. If I Take them from the Market, only the Middle Class Products are bought. I Take them from the Market, then the cheap ones, but then the Proceeds Are no longer enough. I just don't yet understand why only one of my Products is bought at a time, even though Wealth of the Population is so important in the Game. Well, I just don't know if it's up to me, or to the Game. I don't like one Thing so much. This is all kind of so short-lived. By this I mean that in the later Course of the Game I only have about every third CPU generation because I'm researching new Things so quickly that the old Stuff is still sold very well on the Market, while new ones are already there. Perhaps the Programmers there could still incorporate something that People in the Game somehow react to when new Things are "explored." So if, for example, the 486er is modern and sold everywhere, but then I explore the first Pentium, that People then absolutely want a Computer With this CPU, even if the Rest remains with the old one. Well, let's see what the Future holds. I'll play it (every few Updates) over and over again and see what's going to come of it. The few Euros euros have definitely been worth it to me.

Early Access Review The Game is, or rather, great! It still had some very annoying Bugs at the Release a few days ago, especially in terms of handling the UI, but these were fixed on it in the Days. There has been a new Version every Day (!) so far, and many Bugs mentioned in the Discussion Forum have been eliminated in each version. And even in this very early Stadium, the Suggestions for Improvement expressed have been taken up and implemented. You can now archive Computers, for Example, Hardware Parts that you no longer need. Also, at the Request of many, the Writing was adapted in the List views. It's Fun to see how the Game develops and what potential it still has. The Developer is passionate about It and apparently puts time into the Game every Minute. Sometimes I even get the Impression he doesn't sleep;-) When I look at other Reviews like that, I really have to shake my Head ... What some are already in An EA One Man Dev title for expectations on the first Release day. It's EA, it has Bugs and there are sure to be some more to come, which then have to be eliminated. If you don't get there, you should basically leave your Fingers off EA titles. Or buy them just to support the Developer, but do not complain about Bugs, but help with the elimination constructively. Or just see the whole thing as a Pre-order and look forward to the discount. Because for 9.99 EUROS, the Game is too cheap. A reasonable Price would have been, in my Opinion, EUR 19.99, because it has a lot of Depth of Play. On the Subject of Difficulty: Here, too, you should not make a Judgement after a few Hours Of play, as you cannot yet understand all the Mechanisms of the Game. Performance: Can say little about this, because I have only played it on two Systems so far, the more different ones can not be ... On my Ryzen 7 1700X with 1080s and 32GB OF RAM, it runs, of course, no Question. But my Surface Pro with i5 and 8GB OF RAM I had tried it short (without keyboard kit trackpad, just Touch!) and had on maximum Details around 20 FPS. I find solid when I think that I was still in Energy-saving Mode and that the APU clocked down. And: It was operable without additional Input devices, also came up great with the Scaling.