Business Tour

57%
Game Brain Score Based on 16,761 reviews
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"Business Tour is a free, desktop online game where players can team up with friends for multiplayer matches, complete daily tasks, and participate in tournaments. The game is easy to learn but offers a challenging path to victory, as players use strategy and entrepreneurial skills to outwit their opponents. Play solo, in teams, or with up to four players in this complex and engaging city-building simulation."

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Reviews

57%
Audience ScoreBased on 16,761 reviews
gameplay63 positive mentions
monetization53 negative mentions
  • gameplay290 mentions

    The gameplay of "Business Tour" is a blend of classic board game mechanics reminiscent of Monopoly, featuring dice rolling, property buying, and rent collection, but it introduces unique elements like special cards and customization options. While many players find the gameplay engaging and accessible, criticisms arise regarding its reliance on pay-to-win mechanics, bugs, and a lack of depth, leading to a repetitive experience over time. Overall, the game offers a fun multiplayer experience, especially with friends, but is marred by issues that can detract from enjoyment.

    • “Business Tour is a fun online multiplayer board game that brings the classic Monopoly-style gameplay to your screen.”
    • “The game stays true to the classic board game mechanics of rolling dice, buying properties, and earning rent while introducing unique elements like special cards and customization options.”
    • “The fast-paced matches and dynamic turns keep the gameplay exciting, while strategic decisions on when to invest, trade, or use cards add a layer of depth.”
    • “This game makes no sense, horrible interface, horrible graphics, zero gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is the most boring looking and unbearable thing I've ever experienced.”
    • “The mechanics are a convoluted labyrinth, designed to strip players of any semblance of control or enjoyment.”
  • humor276 mentions

    The humor in the game is widely appreciated, particularly when played with friends, leading to many hilarious moments and interactions. Players enjoy the competitive and unpredictable nature of the game, which often results in laughter and light-hearted banter, despite some frustrations with gameplay mechanics. Overall, the game is described as a funny twist on traditional board games like Monopoly, making it a popular choice for social gatherings.

    • “The competitive aspect adds a lot of fun, and the interactions with other players can lead to some hilarious moments.”
    • “One minute you’re making deals, the next you’re laughing maniacally while bankrupting your best mate and buying up every property in sight.”
    • “The game is completely unpredictable and hilarious, making it perfect for playing with friends.”
    • “Unfunny and repetitive.”
    • “This game is not funny; I always pay 5 million when I have 1 house.”
    • “A very bad game, only x64 for no particular reason, pay-to-win to hell and back and not funny.”
  • graphics140 mentions

    The graphics of the game are generally described as colorful, charming, and vibrant, contributing positively to the overall experience. While some users appreciate the simplicity and smooth performance on low-end systems, others criticize the visuals as outdated or lacking depth. Overall, the art style is seen as fitting for the game's casual and lighthearted nature, though opinions vary widely on its quality.

    • “The graphics are simple but charming, and the game runs smoothly even on low-end systems.”
    • “Business Tour features a bright and cheerful art style with colorful boards and quirky animations that make it visually appealing.”
    • “The colorful and vibrant graphics make every board feel like a living, breathing world that you're stepping into.”
    • “Let us begin our descent into the abyss by exploring the ghastly realm of graphics that Business Tour presents.”
    • “From the borderline broken rules and graphics so flashy that it made me want to kill myself, this game was just wrong.”
    • “First of all, the game aesthetically looks bad; only four characters that do not even look so good. It has very unfair rules, and the difficulty curve is unfair, poorly made, and terribly programmed.”
  • monetization130 mentions

    The monetization model of the game has drawn widespread criticism, with many players labeling it a "cash grab" due to its aggressive microtransactions that often provide unfair advantages to paying users. While some acknowledge that gameplay content can be unlocked through regular play, the prevalence of pay-to-win mechanics and intrusive in-game purchases has left a negative impression, making it difficult for non-paying players to enjoy a fair experience. Overall, the monetization strategy is seen as detrimental to the game's integrity and enjoyment.

    • “The game's reliance on microtransactions for cosmetic items and characters may be off-putting to some players, although it's worth noting that all gameplay content can be unlocked through regular play.”
    • “The game is a bit heavy on microtransactions, but it doesn't ruin the experience overall.”
    • “As others have said, the microtransactions aren't as bad as the negative reviews make them out to be, as you can turn off gadgets when you create a game, and I believe most people do because nobody likes a pay-to-win game.”
    • “What was once a game of strategy and luck is now a blatant cash grab where VIP players receive unfair advantages, making it nearly impossible for non-paying players to have a fair game.”
    • “The monetization is too aggressive; you can't even play the game without paying.”
    • “This game turned into a pathetic cash grab. Shameful.”
  • story101 mentions

    The majority of reviews indicate that the game lacks a significant story, with many users explicitly stating "no story" or describing it as primarily focused on gameplay. A few comments suggest that while there may be some narrative elements, they are minimal and often overshadowed by gameplay mechanics. Overall, the consensus is that the game is more about gameplay than storytelling, with some humorous or sarcastic remarks about its narrative quality.

    • “This game has one of the most in-depth stories I have ever played.”
    • “Gruesome violence with the perfect story to match it.”
    • “From a range of -1 to 0, I would give this game a rating of 0 as it quite literally is the best game out there with realistic graphics and an immersive story that will take you by storm!”
    • “☑ no story”
    • “✅ this game has no story”
    • “Only the main villain has a real presence throughout the game, whereas everyone else feels introduced abruptly only to fall by your hand, all within the same mission.”
  • stability78 mentions

    The game is plagued by significant stability issues, with numerous reports of freezing, connection errors, and game-breaking glitches that disrupt gameplay. Many users express frustration over the frequent bugs, particularly during critical moments, and the added paywalls for features like private games exacerbate the negative experience. While some acknowledge minor improvements, the overall consensus is that the game's instability makes it nearly unplayable at times.

    • “I don't leave bad reviews, but there are so many glitches in the most important parts that it shouldn't even be released.”
    • “The game often freezes, and if you just bought a ticket for a gold tournament, you will lose them irreversibly.”
    • “This game has such massive connection glitches and bugs that the issues become unbearable.”
  • music56 mentions

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its catchy and relaxing qualities that enhance the overall experience, while others find it annoying and grating, often leading to a desire to turn it off. Many users appreciate the vibrant art style that complements the soundtrack, but there are complaints about the music's repetitiveness and its disconnect from the game's theme. Overall, the soundtrack seems to be a divisive aspect, with opinions ranging from enjoyment to frustration.

    • “Additionally, the game's vibrant art style and catchy soundtrack add to its overall charm and appeal, creating a visually striking and immersive experience that is sure to captivate players of all ages.”
    • “I absolutely love the background music.”
    • “It has great music that is very relaxing; you could turn the game on just to listen to music while doing other things.”
    • “The music is incredibly annoying and becomes grating within minutes.”
    • “Its childish nature, absence of a dark mode, irritating music, and shallow concept make it a disappointing experience.”
    • “Fucking annoying music that makes me regress in development.”
  • grinding31 mentions

    The reviews overwhelmingly indicate that grinding in the game is excessively tedious and time-consuming, often requiring players to invest an unrealistic amount of time to progress. Many users describe the experience as soul-crushing and frustrating, with some suggesting that it feels like a second life is needed just to keep up with the demands of the gameplay. Overall, the grinding aspect is viewed negatively, contributing to a lack of enjoyment and a sense of futility.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “A bit grindy... sometimes.”
    • “One long, tedious grind.”
    • “Business tour boasts a gameplay experience so excruciatingly tedious and soul-crushing that it becomes a breeding ground for existential crises.”
    • “Its diabolical graphics, mind-numbingly tedious gameplay, lack of content, broken online multiplayer, and predatory microtransactions have unleashed a relentless torrent of suffering, trauma, and depression upon unsuspecting souls.”
    • “I ended up losing 9k chips in this way, which is equivalent to losing the 30 hours of hard grinding progress I had made.”
  • optimization17 mentions

    The optimization of the game is a mixed bag, with some players reporting smooth performance even on low-end systems, while others experience significant performance issues and bugs that detract from the overall experience. Despite some improvements in later versions, many users still find the game poorly optimized, leading to crashes and frustrating gameplay. Overall, the consensus suggests that while there are moments of good optimization, persistent issues remain that need addressing.

    • “The graphics are simple but charming, and the game runs smoothly even on low-end systems.”
    • “Is well optimized.”
    • “Well optimized!”
    • “Optimization is so bad that the game sometimes thinks you should just stop playing and closes your game.”
    • “Everyone is aware of the performance issues, and these still persist to this day.”
    • “To set a precedent for future games, I can't recommend buying this unless they manage to fix all the performance issues and bugs, which doesn't seem to be happening anytime soon.”
  • replayability16 mentions

    Overall, the game's replayability is a mixed bag; while some players find it highly enjoyable and immersive, with a few even labeling it "infinitely replayable," others criticize its limited replay value due to repetitive mechanics and a monetization model that may deter casual players. The consensus suggests that while the game offers engaging gameplay, its long-term replayability may wane for some users.

    • “🔲 infinitely replayable (or almost)”
    • “☑️ infinitely replayable”
    • “Almost 4 years since I first played the special edition on PS4, and this is still one of the most enjoyable, immersive, and replayable games I've played, with only one game (The Witcher 3) coming close to the feeling I get playing this.”
    • “This feels like a fairly steep price to pay for what is essentially a digital version of a board game, and it limits the game's replay value for those who are not willing to pay.”
    • “The gameplay itself is enjoyable, but the monetization model and the limited replay value make it a hard sell for most players.”
    • “Additionally, the game's replay value may diminish after extended play, as the mechanics and scenarios can start to feel repetitive over time.”
  • emotional16 mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game is a complex mix of joy and trauma, with players experiencing intense highs and lows that can lead to both cherished memories and deep frustration. While many find it to be a source of laughter and connection with friends, others describe it as a harrowing experience that can evoke feelings of loneliness and emotional distress. Overall, the game serves as a powerful reminder of how gaming can impact one's emotional state, for better or worse.

    • “This game is the mother of all emotional rollercoasters and hilarious with friends.”
    • “I cried, I screamed, I fell in love; I feel now that I am full and don't need anything else in life.”
    • “Incredible game, makes me emotional thinking about the joyous moments I've had playing this game.”
  • atmosphere4 mentions

    The game's atmosphere is described as immersive, but it is marred by a design that favors paying players, leading to an unbalanced and frustrating experience for those who opt not to spend real money.

    • “The story and atmosphere are captivating.”
    • “The atmosphere is immersive.”
    • “The atmosphere is immersive.”
    • “The game's design favors paying players, creating an unbalanced and frustrating atmosphere for those who choose not to spend real money.”
  • character development1 mentions

    The character development has been criticized for its unappealing design, with some users finding it off-putting and suggesting that other games, like Monopoly, offer a better experience.

    • “The character design looks disgusting to me; I'd rather play Monopoly than this. Trust me, don't waste your time.”
    • “The character development feels shallow and uninspired, making it hard to connect with anyone in the game.”
    • “I found the characters to be one-dimensional, lacking any real growth or depth throughout the story.”
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Play time

51hMedian play time
152hAverage play time
10-168hSpent by most gamers
*Based on 23 analyzed playthroughs

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