Taxer Inc
- February 17, 2021
- Hamsters Gaming
Get on SteamIn "Taxer Inc," players navigate a world where tax evasion is the norm, taking on the role of a moral or ruthless tax inspector. Through investigating corporations and individuals, players must make tough decisions that balance their conscience with their career progression. With various difficulty settings and an emphasis on strategic thinking, this simulation game offers a unique and thought-provoking experience.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- The game presents an interesting concept of controlling countries through economic power rather than military force.
- There is potential for the game to evolve and improve, especially with community feedback during its early access phase.
- Some players find the law progression and the challenge of managing rebellions after annexing countries to be engaging.
- The game suffers from significant balance issues, making it frustrating and unplayable for many users.
- Many mechanics are shallow and do not work well together, leading to repetitive gameplay with little interaction.
- The AI-controlled nations can expand without the same limitations as the player, creating an unfair advantage.
- gameplay10 mentions
- 30 % positive mentions
- 40 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The gameplay is perceived as shallow, with mechanics that lack synergy and a repetitive optimal strategy that diminishes player interaction. While it offers an enjoyable light strategy experience, there is a need for clearer explanations of features and a more substantial role for government mechanics. Players appreciate the early access format for showcasing the core ideas but desire deeper engagement and variety across different scenarios.
“An enjoyable light strategy game, which needs a bit of work explaining all the features and mechanics (e.g. I played a few games to completion and still can't fully understand what the 'dictatorship' stat actually does).”
“What I like about early access is that it allows you to see the very idea of the game and the main mechanics without unnecessary information noise.”
“I will definitely try playing for different countries and regions to see if the gameplay is the same or different too.”
“It's far too shallow in its systems; none of the mechanics really work well together, and each scenario has the same optimal strategy, which takes little actual interaction with the game.”
“An enjoyable light strategy game, but it needs a bit of work explaining all the features and mechanics. For example, I played a few games to completion and still can't fully understand what the 'dictatorship' stat actually does.”
“And add mechanics to the government section - right now their role in the game is minimal.”
- music2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 100 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its engaging and immersive quality, while others find it repetitive or lacking in variety. Overall, it contributes to the game's atmosphere but may not appeal to everyone.
