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• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2023

  I don't mind games that don't hold your hand, such as Paradox. In fact, I absolutely adore them. But if I can sit down for two hours with a spreadsheet and can't find ANY correlation between skill values, points needed to complete a game, and points needed/accumulated for the final product it's a bad game. I can't find any ANY math that makes skills translate to the game development and a successful product. I also reloaded the same scenario three times. I replicated each scenario, I mean completely identical situations each and every time and the requirements and output were different. Every. Single. Time. There is no consistency nor correlation with what development requires and your player's skill level. NONE. The main mechanic to the game is incoherent, inconsistent, and overall garbage. It's ridiculous that I can take the EXACT SAME steps every time I start the game or reload a save and recreate the exact same game -WITHOUT CHANGING A SINGLE THING- and get reviews that are as low as 4 to as high as 8. ABSOLUTE GARBAGE.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 13, 2018

  Pretty fun game. It provides deeper story than Game Dev Tycoon with equally fun gameplay. Cons: the 'building' mode can be inflexible and difficult to use. Looking forward for future updates and additions!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 13, 2018

  [b][i]So, about those mods... No, don't buy GDS for the mods. It's been three months and there's still nothing notable. The most interesting mods are still the absurdly edgy example mods that the developer put out.[/i][/b] This is about the third time I've written this review, and for good reason: the developer, who is really awesome and dedicated to their project, keeps on adding stuff. While the original release of this game could have had a little more content, the frequent updates put out by him has not only fixed this, but has impressively improved upon some of the games faults at launch. While some people will buy games on instinct if they know just how dedicated the devs are to community feedback, I know not everybody will. So, why is Game Dev Studio worth 10 bucks? Game Dev Studio is a game that could easily be compared to something like Mad Games Tycoon or Game Dev Tycoon. While it does lean on being somewhat similar to the former, Game Dev Studio has it's own identity. Game Dev Studio has to be my favorite development tycoon game I've played yet, and for good reason. This game embodies everything a good, somewhat realistic, tycoon game is without emerging it's players in hours of tutorials. It manages to be both complex and fun at the same time. Other than arguably being more strategic than it's more casual peers, Game Dev Studio has a bit of a different portrayal of how games are made. Game Dev Tycoon makes it look easy, and isn't exactly what I would call realistic (having to build new engines for different methods of storytelling and dialog is absurd). Mad Games Tycoon is realistic, but focuses on being more involved with the business of development. Game Dev Studio is like that, but it nails down the independant side of game development more than it does the professional side. Making games in this isn't hard, but it takes time and, more importantly, money. Games, good or bad, will flop without proper marketing and support. It's really easy to make the perfect game only to go bankrupt because people aren't buying what you've made. Game Dev Studio takes more patience to stick with than any other game, and that it can pull that off without being too frustrating is astounding to me. So, yeah. If you want a more casual experience that you can easily play with your brain turned off, maybe wait for a sale because that isn't what this is. If you, on the other hand, want a fun, strategic experience that will have you constantly failing and succeeding the face of all odds... get it! This game isn't perfect, but it's great and with the amazing support from the developer, I believe it will only get better. Rating: ☐ Steam REALLY, REALLY needs quality control ☐ Steam really needs quality control ☐ Bad in general ☐ Mediocre ☐ Average ☐ Above Average ☑ Competent ☐ Knacksterpiece [b]this was previously rated Above Average. Due to the dev's amazing work, I had to change it to Competent.[/b]
• gamedeal user

  Mar 13, 2018

  There's a lot of reason to like this game. It's got some really fresh ideas. The price is fantastic, but this was released too early. It very much feels like an Early Access game still. There are bugs galore, and it doesn't feel like it's been given decent playtesting. A few issues: * Building is fiddly, so fiddly. * Nothing is explained. * Lacks some pretty obvious features like Loans. * UI is horrible. The graphics are pretty, but the UI has had zero love. I have a strong feeling it was designed by an artist rather than a designer. This game has so much potential, but I wish they cooked it for a bit longer. Keep your eye on it and definitely consider buying it.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 18, 2018

  a little buggy but gets bugfixes daily since release clearly better than game dev tycoon, you get a lot more freedom and options and you get them earlier however it requires you to invest more time into it to learn (because theres more to the game than just matching 3 sliders) and expect to fail your first few runs
• gamedeal user

  Apr 30, 2018

  While this game has some good ideas and very strong depth, the mechanics of how the different specialists and their skills translate into actual progress on the game are shrouded in mystery. There are four tutorials in the game, but none of them do anything to really explain what to focus on, how to train, what you did right, what you did wrong, how the points you spend on development actually come out at the end of the finished product, how to hire for your studio to keep things fresh, and it all makes for a very frustrating experience. It's difficult to know if a game you're working on will be any good until you've spent all the time and money to make it. It's a shame because there's a really good game somewhere in here, but I've not been able to find it. EDIT: I want to say a sincere thank you to the developer for responding to my review. It's obvious that you truly care about making the experience better for your users, and that's highly commendable. I did try playing it again, but my concerns remain unaddressed. I still have no understanding as to how employees, their skills and attributes, and the points invested in development translate to the finished projects, and the tutorials still do not explain this. I appreciate you reaching out, but I still do not feel any different about the game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2018

  This game's flow of logic makes no sense. Every couple of weeks your employees will want to do some random crap (hey boss, let's skydive/go-kart/lift weights/shoot guns), and it gets really over done, but that's tolerable, here's what isn't; the logic. You release your new game, here is the review The graphics were the best I have seen [...] the gameplay was amazing [...] the world design was great [...] unfortanetly this game had nothing good about it, shame on the devs Literally every review went like that, Everything about it is amazing 2/10. So here's my review Graphics were sub-bar [...] music was standard [...] gameplay was terrible [...] world desing was nothing special [...] 4/10
• gamedeal user

  Sep 17, 2018

  Devs pay attention! This game is nicely put together for a smaller project, but there's one fatal mistake game dev titles keep making ... your time scaling is way off. By the time the player finishes ONE game even at the start consoles will have been created and disowned, entire leaps in game history missed out on because the amount of time basic tasks take to complete far exceeds the pace you move the technology along. A console generation should be able to support 3 or 4 game releases, not 1 at a stretch!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2019

  Pros: - Better version of Game Dev Tycoon (Graphic, Detail, Gameplay, Challenge) - Multi team/project management - Developer update Cons: - Few maps - Map editor is impossible to use Summary: 8/10 Best Game Dev Tycoon in this genre, but There's still a lot of room for improvement.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2019

  This game is REALLY good. I put in a lot of hours so obviously I like it despite a few things wrong with it. However, I am pretty easy going and don't let things bother me. I know not everyone is like that so I'll explain what is wrong with it and you can decide if it's worth buying. The biggest thing I noticed is around the year 2000 (this is probably about 10 -25% of the way through the game most scenarios) Something happens and you are unable to get graphics higher than a 7/10 unless you make a small game (scale of 2X and under). The higher you go the worse is gets. If you make a 16X scale game do not expect to get above a 6/10 on your graphics. This means for about 75% of the game you will not be able to get a 10/10 game (unless it's a tiny game). You can still win awards and sell a bunch of games. It's a minor thing for me, but it might not be for everyone. ENJOY