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• gamedeal user

  Jun 13, 2014

  $2.99? I bought this game not expecting much from it. And now it's 2am in the morning. Low price for hours of fun, where a pizza costs more and lasts 5 minutes? I recommend this game for people that enjoy tower simulation games :) very well made.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2014

  + Casual fun + Plenty to unlock and play with + Addictive +/- Controls don't always make sense, lots of misclicking/unintuitive clicking +/- Time ocassionally moves too slowly (even on the fastest speed) +/- Stuff can cost a lot of money - Unlocking things takes too much time - Too much micromanaging 10> virtual days into the game - I couldn't find a way to generate any more money once you get less and less income (mainly because of people quiting because their PC is broken (among other things) and IT guys quiting because they can't keep up = endless loop) [Rating: 75/100]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2014

  Very addicting. Never thought that running a call center company would be so difficult yet fun! The pacing of the game starts off fairly slow (if you are playing it right), but picks up very fast once your company grows in size. You have the ability to manage each and every employee you hire, and the amount of employee late game can become overwhelming. But that doesn't stop you from expanding, upgrading, and making more money! The developers of this game has been coming out with updates that improve and add new features that make the game more intuitive and easier to manage. The "Coach" employee resigned from my call company due to the following reason: "No one in this call center wears condoms" <(0.0)> 10/10 Would hire again!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 13, 2014

  It looks like an interesting game, and I know some other people enjoy it, however I find it quite frustrating. The idea is to build up your company and increase profits. The problems I find is that: 1) every time you earn an achievement, it pauses your game and forces you to click "ok" which gets annoying when you are earning achievements every minute or so, and especially when you're in the middle of doing something 2) every time you want to build something, you have to go through the menu system again (you cant click what you want to build once, then build 5 of them) 3) It gives you little "side problems" such as people stealing from your company, where you have to click on each person to find out if it is them. When you have 20 employees thats easy, but when you have 50 or more then it gets very slow and tedious. Aside from these issues, the game itself could be quite fun. The graphics are poor, but the gameplay itself and level progression appears to be quite enjoyable.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 17, 2014

  I saw a youtuber by the name of Sips do a play of this, and as a lover of simulation games, I really wanted to get it and play. Alas, it was on Desura, and as my only payment option being a visa gift card, it woudn't process transactions outside the U.S. I noticed it was on greenlight and voted on it as to hopefully see it appear in the steam store... I recently found it and bought it, $2.99, cheaper than Desura, and on a nice platform. The only things I have to say about this game is that it is really hard if you don't plan properly and understand the mechanics, yet it is possible to pull back a failing call center and start profiting. I wish you the best of luck, and happy call centering... I think
• gamedeal user

  Aug 7, 2014

  When I catch someone stealing from me--instead of firing them--I put them in an office on the top floor with three managers, to crush their spirit. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2014

  Good value. Not exactly challenging, but there's enough to it to keep it engaging. Both tracks of the soundtrack aren't obnoxious either, even after 40 hours. There is enough room for improvement left in this game that I would consider getting a sequel or expansion if one were released. It'd be nice to have some metrics screens to help identify poorly performing employees, to be able to adjust schedules of several employees at once, to be able to see the previous day's performance again after you've closed the screen that comes up at midnight, and some way to more easily tell what hours you are over/under-staffed (especially with L2s!). There seem to be odd algorithm issues that could be improved, such as when you have multiple flowtubes and employees sometimes take unnecessarily long routes or when your elevators are upgraded and people get stuck on them quite awhile because of how the floor stops get queued. Still, if you're a fan of casual tycoon/sim games, none of these are serious enough to ruin the game. The biggest obstacle I ran into was IT staff quitting frequently because of the poor performance of the elevators (I finally caved and built them their own elevator at the end of the IT wing of the building).
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2014

  Cost of Game/Time Spent Playing easily makes this one of the best deals you will find on Steam. I've had a lot of fun experimenting with different layouts and mixes of employees. If you like tower builders or business simulators, it's a fun light hearted game that will keep you challenged the whole way through. How high can you build before the nearly unescapable death spiral brings you crashing back down? Easy to pause and save at pretty much any point in the game, which is great for someone like myself who usually plays turn based strategy games or slower city building games. Computer techs kicking computers until they start working again is quite possibly the best example of IT work I've ever seen in a video game. Watching managers storm around freaking out for no reason will make any call center, retail, or food service worker feel right at home. This is one of those ones you buy that make you angry you spent $60 on some AAA title you got bored of in 20 minutes.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2015

  If you have ever worked in a call center, this game may bring back those horrible memories (especially if you were a supervisor and had to deal with those awful productivity reports LOL), but this is a fun and unique building game in the same vein as SimTower. You have to make sure you have enough agents to answer the call volumes of the contracts you choose to accept and you must keep those agents happy and productive. PROS + Fun balancing multiple agent types and IT Support, Housekeeping, and building amenities + Lots of things to build and upgrade + Realistic sound effects that make you feel like you're back in the call center + Cartoony but attractive graphics CONS - Low income per call means slow pace of building upgrades - Satisfying contracts AND your staff can be tough
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2015

  Only a couple hours in but I've gotten my money's worth. Colorful, challenging, lots of things to manage without being overwhelming. Nice rhythym with day and night cycles. Definitely reccomended for fans of management games.