Devices Tycoon 4+

I’ve played all of the games these devs have released. Most of them were poorly made, however, had really cool ideas with moments of polished mechanics.
This game is their best yet and I can finally say is an actually good game. Better yet a great game. Tons of devices, features, etc. For the first 4-5 hours you’ll get stuck in it trying to test everything out.
Here are the complaints. At first there weren’t any bugs but as I progressed more and more popped up. Reviews saying my product was good gave me 2-3 stars even though they said the product was great. This made it so none of my products could get over an 8 because when there were reviews giving my product an 8 one would glitch out. That’s just one of many bugs.
Another thing with this game is that it should be way more difficult. Once you get hold of the mechanics and how to make your product sell then it becomes easy and your goals become not to sell a bunch but what new feature you can test out. There are a ton but not enough to where replay ability is definite.

Well first this is a great game but in my opinion for when you are making phones you can’t chose what charger you use and also you can’t buy a charger in the box. Also you should be able to make tvs. And lastly it seems that the other phone companies don’t make phones or at least it doesn’t change anything which I would like were you see what phones other company’s make and lastly (final lastly) I don’t know if it’s just me but when I am in the price area and theirs a add I can’t mo e the bar, Updated Well I think there is some improvements needed like were you can make key boards and mouse’s and those type of accessories and also you can’t choose what type of charger you use for phones

You should be able to make gaming things like mics keyboards consoles controllers etc

I purchased Smartphone Tycoon Lite a year or two ago, and this version significantly improves upon the original. The game mechanics are engaging—releasing well-priced devices and building a loyal fan base leads to success, encouraging players to create high-quality products. However, I encountered some issues with contracts, which feel almost useless as they provide minimal return on investment. It would be better if contracts offered technology access or reduced costs. Additionally, there are inconsistencies in the technology, with some features vastly more advanced than real-world counterparts, while others, like the GPU, seem outdated (e.g., only 100 billion transistors, which is barely more than the 4090). Another issue is there is no point of upgrading offices because research points are based on time it takes to produce the product. So less employees makes you more research points, Despite these flaws, the game is still excellent, and I’m excited for your next project or updates