Money Makes Money

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Money Makes Money is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Spaghetti Code Ltd and was released on May 3, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Money Makes Money" is a simulation game where players run their own bank, investing and loaning money to gain wealth. The game features a stock market, housing market, and various economic events that players must navigate to succeed. With a variety of tools and options, players can customize their strategy and aim for financial dominance. Please note that the game contains simulated gambling and may not be suitable for all players.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 54 reviews

gameplay1 negative mentions

The game provides a fun and educational insight into investment and economic principles, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
It offers a variety of scenarios and career paths, allowing for replayability and experimentation with different strategies.
Players have reported enjoying the game for its entertainment value, with many returning to it multiple times over the years.

The game suffers from unrealistic expense scaling and a lack of control over personal finances, leading to frustration for players trying to manage their in-game lives.
Many players find the game repetitive once they discover effective strategies, diminishing long-term engagement.
There are several bugs and interface issues that detract from the overall experience, including problems with volume settings and a lack of fullscreen mode.

gameplay
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Gameplay involves a significant amount of trial and error, requiring players to develop effective strategies and understand various mechanics. This aspect may not appeal to those who are impatient or prefer a more straightforward gaming experience.
- “It takes some trial and error to figure out good strategies and how the different game mechanics work, so I would say this may not be for you if you are impatient or don't enjoy a challenge.”
music
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The music aspect of the game is marred by several bugs, including volume settings reverting to default upon accessing the menu and the game window resizing each time the menu is opened. Additionally, there is no fullscreen option available, which detracts from the overall experience.
- “There are a few bugs: if you edit the music/effects volume, it resets to default when you go to the menu. Additionally, the game window resizes itself every single time you access the menu, and there is no fullscreen option.”
replayability
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Players have noted that adjusting the cost of living settings enhances the game's replayability, making it feel more engaging and enjoyable. This customization option allows for varied experiences, encouraging players to revisit the game with different configurations.