Rich Inc. Idle Life Simulator
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About
Rich Inc. Business & Idle Life is a Simulation game that allows you to become a billionaire tycoon in a humorous, yet buggy life simulator. With good storytelling and perfect graphics, players make life choices to earn money, but be prepared for constant ads and grinding. The game promises a fun and addictive experience, but it may require patience due to its technical issues. Get ready to live the wealthy life in this satirical and engaging simulation.











- The game has a fun concept and can be entertaining for those who enjoy life simulation games.
- It provides a unique perspective on managing finances and decision-making.
- The graphics and interface are appealing, making it visually engaging.
- The game is riddled with excessive ads, making it frustrating to play.
- Progression is heavily dependent on watching ads or spending real money, leading to a pay-to-win scenario.
- The requirements for job promotions often exceed the income, forcing players into debt.
monetization
3,364 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with players expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay. Many reviews highlight that progress is nearly impossible without watching a significant amount of ads or making in-app purchases, leading to a perception that the game is more about ad consumption than actual gameplay. Despite some players enjoying the game mechanics, the constant barrage of ads has resulted in numerous uninstalls and a general sentiment that the game prioritizes profit over player experience.
“I liked this game and bought the no ads option in the store.”
“I usually buy the no ads perk if I can get a feel for whether I'd like to play the game for the long term.”
“Pretty fun and in-game purchases aren't forced upon you; you can play the game without them, which I like.”
“Impossible to get far in the game without watching hundreds of ads.”
“The inherent ads aren't the issue, it's the fact that to make progress you don't need to watch a few ads, you need to watch dozens back to back to make progress.”
“You literally cannot keep on gaming without watching ads continuously.”