Sim Companies may look like a small and simple game at first, but it offers a level of depth that becomes clear as you play. Behind the minimal interface is a player-driven economy where decisions a... See more
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Sim Companies is a fun to play realistic economy simulation online game. You can build your business from ground up and meet new friends.
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Slevacska 1108/1b, 19800, Praha 9, Czech Republic
- patrik@simcompanies.com
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Really cool game
Really cool game.
It feels a bit like a waiting sim, but I really like the full market and how everything is open. I've played maybe 10 hours so far and I can't seem to figure out what endgame would look like. Just by looking at prices, I don't see a benefit to increasing item quality as they sell for roughly the same price and the time and effort put into research is disproportionally not worth it. Fun game tho
Good very good
Great Game
I like the complexity of the game itself. I lose track of time when I'm playing.
It is just a really fun game and it…
It is just a really fun game and it teaches you how to keep everything in balance, things that you can use in real life.
Fun and playing with my own style.
The game is awesome
The game is awesome, the economy is well built, and it's not overcomplicated. There is also a lot of freedom of choice, which makes it a lot of fun.
A great business game
New to the game but like it so far
New to the game but like it so far. The personal assistant is fun.
Patience
My experience is still limited. I first directed my investments towards raising the level of farms, market and beverage factory. Later I decided to have my own water plant and mill. And my business is not failing, it's growing.
nice game try it
I Love the game because it learns us more skills.
I love the game because I learn so much from this game. I learn communication skills and I learn business ideology
Good game very realistic and fun
Better than other games
It's better than other business games because it's possible to decide prices and negociate with others.
The game really feels like a real…
The game really feels like a real business, the economy is totally player-driven. If you wanna sell something you have to buy from other players
This game is very addictive
Everything this game is, is awesome.
Reason for 4 star is that there are some calculations that are just from the game, I mean I can't even calculate the wages of retail sector. I know they work around the value of product sold and the wages mentioned in the building but I can't seem to look at how it's reached
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