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• gamedeal user

  Oct 6, 2017

  Review Edit: -=|WARNING! do not buy devs has abandoned further development|=- just like PGM1 they also abandon PGM2 what a joke! avoid this dev in the future! Original Review: I dont understand all the positive reviews becouse the game is really terrible in its current state if you can get passed that it looks like its been drawn by a 7 yr old the game itself is filled with bugs and it has no tutorial few issues -players bump into eachother when walking somewhere like bathroom, fridge or toilet -players have to walk twice to the fridge if they are hungry and thirsty -players flee in panic when they are almost dead this I could be ok with if they would flee towards there own team instead of walking into the gunfire or towards the enemy right now please avoid this its not worth the current pricetag in anyway
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2017

  This is not a simulation game anymore. It's a shell of a strategy game mixed with The Sims.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2017

  To start off, I really want this game to succeed and become a big thing. And I truely appriciate all the work the developers have put into it. I am trying to enjoy this game. But in its current state, the game is just not fun. 1. There is way too much micromanaging. I can barely get any time for my players to practice or stream because they are always needing something. Whether they are hungry, thirsty, or tired, it just isn't fun to have them run around the house, filling their needs, only for them to need to go to bed as soon as you are done. It also doesn't help that some players just end up "freezing" and won't do anything you tell them to. This game is not the Sims, and I didn't get this game to play the Sims. I just wanted to be the manager of an E-Sports team. 2. The map The map for this game looks kinda ridiculous. I would rather just have real world locations and we can select where we want our team to be situated. It is much more relatable when I can recognize the world. 3. Mood Mood is very difficult to keep up. It doesn't help that when mood is low, it is pretty much a vicious cycle, as you will lose more games, which in turn lowers the mood. This also goes hand in hand with players needs. I actually enjoyed the game as PGM. It just bugged me that nothing I did would help because the games were random. I had all maxed out players and we would still get killed in the majors. But atleast it looked good, and it was a step in the right direction. I would have been fine with the same game with higher skill caps and less RNGness. But instead we got this. A whole revamp to the original idea. I don't want to build a gaming house. I don't want to take care of 5 individual players. I just want to train my team, become profitable, make a name for my team, and eventually become the best in the world. But in the game's current state, I think I would drive myself insane trying to accomplish that. One last note: I enjoyed the Counter-Strike-esque much better, but now I have a game in which I cannot relate to at all because it is nothing like a currently existing game. My advice: ditch the whole needs thing, or make them decay MUCH MUCH slower. Change the ingame world to the real world. Rework mood: make it have less effect on the players, make it much harder to decrease.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 11, 2017

  After buying PGM 1 in early access i was extremely dissappointed that they would start work on a sequel without even finishing the first one. But whatever gave the developer the benefit of the doubt because they explained they wanted to go in a different direction with the game to leave developement after a week into early access is dispicable and makes this look like nothing more than a scam release 2 quarters of each game before abandoning them just leaves a terrible taste in ones mouth. Really had high hopes for this after the first time i played it. If you guys knew you were running low on funds you should have given discounts to previous owners of PGM rather than hand the game out for free to everyone with a copy that's just irresponsible, and the fact that even after you announce you have declared bankruptcy YOU STILL have the game for sale doesn't make look like anything else than a money grab
• gamedeal user

  Oct 11, 2017

  would refund my money but i got this game for free... Devs ran away.. again...
• gamedeal user

  Oct 13, 2017

  Devs abandoned the game again, five days after launch.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 16, 2017

  It's not even worth to install it if you got the game for free. It's a bug-ridden time management/micro management game that got pushed to early access in the hopes it would generate enough money to keep the development going. It didn't, the devs abandonded the project. In this state, it's not even worth calling it a game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2017

  I really was waiting this game, hoping a game like PGM1 but with more options.. and .. are you kidding me ? I don't want play Sims !
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2017

  Asshole devs decided to release a buggy, incomplete pile of crap in hopes of generating enough cash flow to stay afloat. They failed and now those of us who paid for this have wasted our money!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2017

  This should not be on sale any longer. Abandoned within days of early access release. Ran out of money, released game before they should've to try to grab cash to continue development. It didn't sell well, because well it sucks and it's nowhere near ready for even early access, and they went bankrupt. This should be off the store.