Commodity Wars 9+

Name: Commodity Wars
Rating: 3.2 (31 reviews)
Author: Kramer Concepts, LLC

A Trading Game

Kramer Concepts, LLC

Diseñado para iPhone

- 3,2 • 31 valoraciones

- Gratis
- Ofrece compras dentro de la app

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Descripción

You have 30 days to make the most money you can buying and selling commodities. The market fluctuates and there are police and hijackers lurking at every move looking to impede your progress.

Inspired by the classic Dope Wars game from the 90's.

11 ene 2020

Versión 2.1

Bug Fix.

3,2 de 5

31 valoraciones

Good game, still has ads

Paid to remove ads, it removed one banner at the bottom of the starting screen. Still has ads after the end of each game. Bogus.

What I was looking for but has some bugs

I was looking for a game like this, however, there’s a few features I’d add
- cancel out of the trade window
- cancel out of the “high score window”
- show your current inventory and bank balance on the trade window
It’s annoying that you’re stuck buying or selling something when all you want to do is cancel and go back. Instead you’re forced to close out the game and go back in to resume.

Ok.

I like playing the game, but there are a lot of issues.

1. Closing tabs, tons of menus don’t have an option to cancel so if you want to leave it you have to close the game.

2. Apparently this game takes place in a lawless dystopia because your truck or whatever gets hijacked every 3 seconds and you lose half of your inventory which is worth a huge chunk of your overall money usually.

3. Each location has one commodity they don’t trade, but there is nothing to let you know what it is until you go there. So you just have to go off of memorizing what commodity doesn’t trade where so you don’t get shafted by the game and be forced to waste a day to go somewhere else

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