Got to the Beverly Hills level, the one before Miami, and unlike what most of the recent comments will say, it isn’t impossible to do so. At first, I thought it would take quite a while to reach the money goal to move on, but I kept playing and upgrading. To progress in this game, all you have to do is come back to the game often, wait, and upgrade. They give you more then enough options for extra things when you watch ads, which in turn massively speed up your production. I was able to reach my money goal in a half hour with the ads that give you the express bonus and the double money from the ad. There are no forced ads in the game as well, which makes having to watch ads for the perks even better. The developers get money and I get perks, fair trade, but I see a lot of people complaining about this even when the money the developers are getting isn’t coming out of their pockets. I haven’t bought enough anything in the game. You do not need to spend real money in the game, and it is fun! I imagine that the last few levels might take quite a while to complete compared to the others, but that’s what idle games are. great game, very fun. In my opinion the things I have discussed make it a much better experience in total.

Lots of upgrades, plus when you upgrade it’s not just a stat boost it does up stats but also changes the actual cosmetics of the departments, and products. I love the inclusion of the food trucks as well. They do have a gold membership but you forget it’s even there because they don’t force it on the player. It’s a great Idle game and even with notifications on doesn’t consistently bother you to return like a clingy girlfriend for attention. Ideas I’d like to suggest if the developers ever look at this is maybe in the later supermarket you can gain access to self checkout, or maybe add it Security for the customers who try to steal as a way to increase the dynamic personality of the customers. One more I’d like to suggest is this: So I live in Pennsylvania and we have Giant Eagle, and at Giant Eagle they have a play area/ daycare that parents can leave their kids at so they can shop in peace. So why not add that, a play area / daycare for the parents in the game to drop their kids off at and as you increase the size, and productivity of the employees watching them it can then increase the happiness, and checkout value of the parents Long story short, I love your game a lot and truly enjoy playing it and I hope you guys keep up the awesome work!

I know that this isn’t going to make any difference, but the only thing in the world I wanted was to build a nice big bakery and produce market, with loads of cashiers to make it so there is NEVER a line. That’s it. But you can only buy three cashiers (even with hundreds of millions of dollars) unless you buy a butcher shop as well. Paying to upgrade these cashiers gets unimaginably expensive and hardly makes ANY difference (0.1 more customers per minute). I’m a vegetarian, I don’t want dead animals in my market, but unfortunately I have to because the developers think that’s the best way they can make money off of me.Would’ve also been nice to edit the name of the business, or the sign, or the German flag out front, or the interior design of the building, or choose themes, or buy different kinds of ads, or make charitable contributions, stuff like that.I’m sure there are people that really get off to just “expanding”, but I actually wanted to build something specific, and expand off of that. Would’ve been nice if wages and product cost and location actually affected things, but there are no recurring costs, which makes the game extremely shallow, which the developers are counting on people enjoying. There is an open market for ANYBODY to make a idle tycoon game that doesn’t force you into a box. Tempted to make one myself at this point.

I wasn’t expecting much form this game and only downloaded it because I liked the graphics. I suspected most of the reviews were fake, but now after playing it for a few days I can see why it has positive reviews. It’s an enjoyable and visually pleasing game. I don’t normally like games where I’m mostly watching something happen, which is the case with most idle games which is why they’re called “idle” in the first place, but for reasons I can’t explain I enjoy watching my “progress” in this one. I did make a few in-game purchases, as I always do for games I truly enjoy, but an IAP is not necessary to progress. With or without purchases you will eventually make enough money to move to the next location. I strongly suggest searching for tips about the game as they can save you a significant amount of time. Even if you don’t normally play idle games you might end up liking this one as I, much to my surprise, have been. I hope the developer either expands this one or continues developing similar games.