Business Tycoon Tap—Idle Games
Get on Play StoreBusiness Tycoon Tap - Idle Games is a casual, single-player game where you become a business tycoon through clicking and investing. The goal is to live a life of luxury, but be prepared for occasional annoying ads. It takes about 72 hours of gameplay to reach the end. The game encourages players to "click to success, invest, and live a life of luxury."
Phone
Android
Mobile Platform
Tablet
Reviews
- The game has a lot of content and is enjoyable for players who like business simulation.
- It's a fun and addictive clicker game that can be engaging for long periods.
- Players appreciate the potential for strategy and the variety of businesses to manage.
- The game is plagued by bugs, crashes, and issues with lost progress, which frustrates players.
- There are excessive ads, including forced ads during gameplay, leading to a poor user experience.
- Many players feel scammed due to misleading purchases and the lack of promised features, such as ad removal.
- monetization17 mentions
- 18 % positive mentions
- -6 % neutral mentions
- 88 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy of the game has been heavily criticized for its invasive and forced advertising practices, with players expressing frustration over paying for an ad-free experience only to still encounter ads. Many users feel that the game relies too heavily on ads for bonuses and gameplay, leading to a negative experience that ultimately drives them to uninstall. Overall, the monetization approach is viewed as unethical and detrimental to player enjoyment.
“The monetization model is fair, allowing players to enjoy the game without being overwhelmed by ads.”
“I appreciate that I can pay to remove ads, making the gameplay experience much smoother.”
“The option to skip waiting times with ads is a nice touch, providing flexibility for players who want to progress faster.”
“The game is probably a cool idea, but $10 for not watching ads, and you have to pay to change a theme.”
“So why pay £10 and still get ads?”
“Forced ads during gameplay caused me to immediately uninstall.”
- stability5 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Users report significant stability issues, including frequent game freezes, crashes, and glitches that result in lost progress and disrupted gameplay. These problems, particularly during critical moments like winning or making purchases, detract from the overall experience and suggest a need for urgent improvements. Despite these issues, players see potential in the game if stability can be enhanced.
“I am facing lag and game freezes when playing or watching ads. It is very hard to concentrate on playing when the game is frozen.”
“The blackjack is rigged, and when I win more than a few million chips, the game glitches and I lose everything I won.”
“The game is very cool, but there are a few glitches. Sometimes the game kicks me out, and when I come back, I lose half my progress, which is stressful. I recommend fixing that, but I see good potential in the game.”
- music3 mentions
- 67 % positive mentions
- -67 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Users have reported that the game features persistent music that continues to play even after closing the app, indicating a potential issue with the audio management. This has led to some frustration, as the music can unexpectedly linger in the background.
“I noticed faint music from my phone a couple of hours after playing, and realized it was coming from this app.”
“After closing the app completely, the music stopped.”
“I determined this because I noticed faint music from my phone a couple of hours after playing, and I realized it was coming from this app.”
“After closing it fully, the music went away.”
“Music is currently playing while I'm writing this review.”
- humor2 mentions
- 150 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 150 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is mixed; while some players find the pricing amusing, others feel that the gambling mechanics are overly rigged, detracting from the fun. Additionally, the blank sections in the business purchasing area contribute to a sense of frustration rather than humor.
“The prices are hilarious, and sometimes the 'Buy a New Business' section is completely blank, which adds to the absurdity!”
“The humor in the game is top-notch, with witty dialogue and unexpected situations that keep you laughing.”
“I love how the game incorporates humor into its mechanics, making even the most mundane tasks entertaining.”
“It's a great game, but when you go gambling, it's so rigged it's unfunny.”
“The jokes fall flat and often feel forced, making the humor feel more like a chore than a delight.”
“I expected a lot of laughs, but the humor is stale and lacks creativity.”
- graphics2 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The graphics in Business Empire are considered less impressive compared to other games, but the user experience is enhanced by its ease of use and streamlined asset management. Despite having the capability to run graphically intensive games like GTA San Andreas smoothly, the focus here is on functionality over visual fidelity.
“Even when I have 6+ GB of available RAM, I can run GTA San Andreas at 90 FPS on max graphics without interruptions.”
“Business Empire doesn't have your graphics, but it's easier to use, and all assets are on the same page.”
“Even when I have 6+ GB of available RAM and I can run GTA San Andreas at 90 FPS on max graphics without interruptions.”
- gameplay2 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Gameplay experiences are mixed, with some players frustrated by forced ads leading to uninstallation, while others find the game to be an improved version of similar titles they have completed.
“I played a game similar to it and finished it; now this is a better version of that.”
“Forced ads during gameplay caused me to immediately uninstall.”
“I played a game similar to it and finished it; now this is a better version of that. I will edit this further into gameplay.”
