Money Simulator: Brokeville

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Money Simulator: Brokeville is a single player open world management game with a economy theme. It was developed by Organica and was released on November 27, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

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86%

Audience ScoreBased on 285 reviews

gameplay12 positive mentions

stability11 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and addictive simulation experience with various ways to make money, including running a store, vehicle flipping, delivery jobs, and investing in a crypto market.
Has a strong rags-to-riches concept that is engaging, with a variety of activities that keep gameplay fresh and enjoyable for long periods.
The developers are active and responsive, regularly fixing bugs and adding new content, showing commitment to improving the game and realizing its potential.

The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches that can hinder progress, such as issues with inventory, controls, delivery timers, and NPC behaviors.
Time management mechanics feel unbalanced, with days passing too fast, making it hard to complete tasks and manage energy effectively without additional features like energy drinks or resting options in the store.
Vehicle controls and movement, especially walking and biking, are often awkward or overly sensitive, and the game can be poorly optimized with frequent crashes and lag on mid-range hardware.

gameplay
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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35%
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The gameplay is generally praised for being fun, smooth, and accessible with enjoyable mechanics and a good tutorial, though some find it a bit clunky and in need of optimization, especially regarding controls and certain features. Players appreciate the variety and concept but note that it could benefit from more polish, additional mechanics, and improvements to prevent repetitiveness. Overall, the gameplay shows strong potential despite some early bugs and areas for refinement.
- “I did deliveries until I could consistently flip cars and learn as many of those mechanics as I could.”
- “The mechanics are fun to play, and the tutorial missions guide the player through the systems in an enjoyable way.”
- “Demo with way more content than expected and a world that's really fun to look around. Devs put in a lot of tiny touches and the gameplay feels smooth overall with just a couple small issues. With a bit more polish it could level up even more; definitely worth a try, in my opinion.”
- “I still think the game mechanics can be optimised more.”
- “The gameplay dynamics are still a bit clunky and the controls for PC are a bit confusing and not customisable yet.”
- “I love the gameplay and wish I could play more but the UI is broken and I can't even use my mouse when talking to NPCs.”
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
62%
19%
The story is currently limited and hindered by bugs that prevent progression, such as issues with missions and input mechanics. While the core concept and early quests are enjoyable and show promise, the narrative feels minimal and sometimes frustrating to follow. Players appreciate the tutorial and gameplay mechanics but hope for more depth and smoother story progression in future updates.
- “Absolutely great game, very fun, good storyline, good character customization, good driving physics, surprisingly few glitches for a demo. Can't wait for the full game and I just hope it has save files!”
- “However, it is enjoyable; the current storyline works, and even in its early stages it gives you a few options and minigames that show how a more iterated version will be great.”
- “The mechanics are fun to play, and the tutorial missions guide the player through the systems in an enjoyable way.”
- “As soon as you get to your very first store mission, you can't input numbers into the system at random times.”
- “Also some missions are bugged with locations, also can't sprint.”
- “I would like to recommend this game but at the current state the bugs are blocking the player from furthering the story. Currently opened my own business, ran the 10 customer sales to gain the next quest line which should be simple enough but to withdraw the money out of the safe in the shop.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some users finding them impressive and realistic, while others criticize poor optimization, visual glitches, and occasional stuttering. Many note that graphics quality does not heavily impact their overall enjoyment, though improved settings and stability are needed.
- “The graphics and gameplay are impressive, but it still needs some improvements, especially in the driving experience and the stock market system.”
- “The graphics are amazing.”
- “If you like these kinds of games, the graphics versus the performance is hilarious. I'm on a GTX 1650 and a Ryzen 5 5600X. My GPU gets maxed out at medium graphics, so not sure what happened to game optimization.”
- “I really like this game but the visuals disappear and as soon as you think you are going to make a delivery a building appears right in front of you and you go flying!”
- “Also, nothing renders in completely, cars and buildings glitch out in visuals and show the ground as if I had x-ray vision in a bad way.”
- “I even put it on low graphics and it feels like I'm playing with bad stuttering lag.”
stability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is mixed, with users noting frequent bugs and glitches such as item placement issues, visual glitches, and game crashes that sometimes disrupt gameplay. However, many acknowledge that these problems are somewhat expected in a complex, early-stage or demo version and remain hopeful for improvements in the full release.
- “Buggy as hell: delivery truck keeps parking way over in the other parking lot near the road where it enters the trash cans; computer desks and checkouts keep duplicating in my store uncontrollably, and I can't destroy them, making my store useless as it fills up with checkouts, bins, and computer desks. Additionally, the drink fridges keep sinking through the floor, and nothing is lined up straight. The entire line-up process for fridges, shelves, and freezers is crooked. Can't recommend until fixed!”
- “Can't even do my first job because the broom/mop is broken and crashing the game; the bike glitches your character and other things in the game.”
- “When it comes to building, placing items keeps bugging out with placing glitches and visual bouncing/flashing glitches.”
humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is generally seen as funny and engaging, with some players appreciating its balance between seriousness and satire. However, opinions vary, as some find the humor atrocious or overly reliant on clichés. Overall, the game is considered amusing and entertaining by most users.
- “I must say it is quite funny and engaging.”
- “I like the concept and it has a good mixture between taking itself seriously and being funny/satirical.”
- “Hilarious and so much fun in the short time I've played it.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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Grinding is a significant part of the game and can feel tedious, especially in jobs like the clerk role. Efficient money-making strategies are essential to minimize grinding, as some gameplay elements lack rewarding progression.
- “Follow the quests and you should think how to make the way to money fast otherwise grinding is your best friend.”
- “Money simulator Brokeville has an interesting core concept, but several design choices make parts of the game far more tedious than they need to be.”
- “It’s a big reason the clerk job feels tedious instead of rewarding.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is notably poor, with users experiencing significant lag and stuttering even on medium or low settings despite having decent hardware. Performance issues suggest either extremely inefficient coding or lack of proper optimization.
- “Somehow this absolute piece of garbage managed to lag during my playtime, quite badly too, and even though my PC isn't top notch by any means, I don't believe for a second that this is somehow a more technically demanding game than something like Payday 2 and the like, which run flawlessly. So this is most likely either vibecoded to all hell or simply not optimized, and at this point, I don't know which would be worse.”
- “I even put it on low graphics and it feels like I'm playing with bad stuttering lag.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game delivers a playful, lighthearted emotional experience, combining quirky humor with moments of financial tension that keep players engaged and entertained.