Startup Empire - Idle Tycoon
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About
Startup Empire - Idle Tycoon is a single-player Simulation game with exceptional mechanics and marvelous graphics, although it has bugs. In this game, you manage your business and strive to become a famous CEO, with the ultimate goal of building a startup empire. By making smart decisions and constantly improving your company, you'll climb the ranks and gain recognition in the business world.




- The game has great potential and is enjoyable for passing time.
- Graphics are appealing and the gameplay is engaging.
- The developers are responsive and have fixed issues quickly in the past.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including issues with ads not working and project managers getting stuck.
- Progression is slow and often requires watching excessive ads to unlock new content.
- Many users report crashes and freezing, making the game unplayable at times.
monetization
118 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on ads, which players find intrusive and often malfunctioning, preventing them from earning necessary rewards and progressing. Many users express frustration over the requirement to watch a large number of ads to unlock new content, with some reporting issues with in-app purchases and ad functionality. While some appreciate the option to pay for an ad-free experience, others feel that the game still forces ads upon them, leading to dissatisfaction with the overall monetization approach.
“It's a fun game, especially if you purchase no ads.”
“The game is the best; you can make your own company, and the no ads feature is a great addition.”
“The wait to earn enough money or build anything is very long unless you want to make in-app purchases.”
“I have to uninstall it, unfortunately, because even though I have a connection to the internet, I'm not able to play ads to receive any boosters.”
“Had promise but..... you are forced to watch hundreds of ads to progress in the game.”
“The only way to progress to new offices is by watching a ton of ads by the looks of it.”