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Virtual Beggar is a single player casual simulation game with a business theme. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

There's a beggar in every device. Can you help him out of poverty?

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78%Audience ScoreBased on 2,780 reviews
graphics67 positive mentions
monetization71 negative mentions

  • The game is very addictive and fun with a simple but engaging clicker gameplay.
  • No intrusive ads and allows progress without mandatory in-game purchases.
  • The art style is charming and nostalgic, and the game offers a lot of customization and different activities.
  • Major bugs affect timers for bus, workers, and daily rewards, causing extremely long wait times and broken progression.
  • Cloud save functionality is unreliable, leading to frequent loss of progress especially when changing devices.
  • The in-game chat is unmoderated and contains inappropriate content, making it unsafe for younger players.
  • monetization

    111 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    32% positive mentions, 4% neutral mentions, 64% negative mentions

    The game features a monetization model with minimal to no forced ads, allowing players to progress without spending money, and offers optional ads for extra rewards. In-app purchases exist but are generally considered optional and somewhat pricey. Overall, the monetization approach is well-received for being non-intrusive and player-friendly.

    • “In-app purchases are a bit expensive, but not necessary to really enjoy the game.”
    • “No ads unless you want to earn in-game credit card currency; genuinely fun for the most part.”
    • “No ads, no distractions, and a great experience overall. The developer's commitment to keeping the game free of ads is appreciated.”
    • “Microtransactions are a huge problem.”
    • “Ads after every upgrade and every 50 taps.”
    • “Purchased to remove ads and I'm still having to watch thirty second ads.”
  • graphics

    98 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    68% positive mentions, 29% neutral mentions, 3% negative mentions

    The game's graphics are primarily praised for their charming, retro-inspired pixel art style, which many find iconic, unique, and nostalgic. However, some users feel the artwork can appear unpolished or lazy, wishing for higher-definition visuals and more color variety. Overall, the aesthetic fits the casual, addicting gameplay well, though improvements could enhance immersion and appeal.

    • “The graphics are amazing.”
    • “Best game ever, graphics are amazing and I love the game, just amazing.”
    • “Insanely amazing graphics!”
    • “This game is just basically a clicking simulator with gambling; the art style is lazy and too unpolished.”
    • “Seriously, the artwork in this game is abysmal.”
    • “This game is boring, pointless, and has rubbish graphics.”
  • stability

    45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    4% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 96% negative mentions

    The game suffers from frequent and severe stability issues, including freezing on startup, glitches with timers, and crashes during gameplay, especially after updates or Google Play sign-in. Many users report the game becoming unplayable due to these persistent bugs, with limited or slow fixes from developers. However, a few note it runs smoothly without glitches, suggesting stability may vary by device.

    • “No glitches for me.”
    • “Very nice game, easy, no glitches.”
    • “The second I open it, the game freezes my phone, causing it to do an emergency restart.”
    • “It won't even let me play; just freezes at 'somewhere deep inside your phone'.”
    • “Game no longer opens, freezes at Google sign-in.”
  • gameplay

    45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    60% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions

    The gameplay is generally praised for its addictive, simple, and easy-to-learn mechanics, with enjoyable pixel art and unique idle/tapping features. However, some users find it repetitive, slow, or lacking progression and saving options, while others note occasional user interface issues and concerns about gambling elements or online interactions. Overall, it offers a fun, casual experience with room for improvement in content variety and game persistence.

    • “I love the idle earning mechanic.”
    • “Love the unique features and gameplay, which makes it a different type of idle tapping game.”
    • “The gameplay is what you would expect from a time killer; the idea of building from the ground up, is fulfilling in its own special way; I love the feeling of not doing anything except looking at a screen and seeing someone's life improve, real or not.”
    • “This game also includes gambling mechanics marketed at children, and requires you to repeatedly tap the screen, which can cause severe wrist pains.”
    • “Send all workers to work their default task instantly (e.g. most advanced or custom). These are slight UX oversights that result in taking up 90% of gameplay time at late game (100+ UD).”
    • “Progression is relatively absent during both active and inactive gameplay, unless you managed to get decent job finders on Change Inc.”
  • humor

    32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    Users consistently praise the game's humor, describing it as fun, hilarious, and enjoyable with funny dialogue and amusing character interactions. The humor adds charm and long-term appeal, making the game a lighthearted and entertaining experience despite some repetitive elements. Many find it a great way to relax and even lift their spirits.

    • “Great humor and very playable in the long term, adding on from a 2018 comment I made.”
    • “The game is so nice.... I brought everything... from begging in streets, kinda funny but nice game.... fun to play.”
    • “This game is good and hilarious at the exact same time!”
  • story

    28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    18% positive mentions, 71% neutral mentions, 11% negative mentions

    The story features an engaging plot with twists and a backstory that adds depth, though some players find it lacking in long-term content and side missions. However, certain quests involving random chance, card gambling, and interactions with unsafe external platforms detract from the experience. Overall, while the narrative is appreciated, repetitive, and frustrating mission mechanics impact enjoyment.

    • “It was a rollercoaster of plot twists and choices, if my memory serves me.”
    • “I like this game a lot, its graphics, its plot so amazing.”
    • “This is the best story/offline/etc. game I have ever played.”
    • “It could also use more side missions; it just cycles through the same 4 or 5 super easy missions, and it gets old.”
    • “There needs to be more missions for long-term players.”
    • “Was fine up until I got to the un-skippable quest to have friends.”
  • music

    25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    52% positive mentions, 36% neutral mentions, 12% negative mentions

    The music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing, nostalgic, and playful qualities, with special appreciation for the unique night track and piano pieces. However, some users find occasional issues with music not playing as expected and a lack of proper mute controls for mini-game sounds, which can be frustrating. Overall, the soundtrack significantly enhances the game's addictive and enjoyable idle experience.

    • “I love when that weird track that only plays at night comes on, the music is very relaxing.”
    • “Great game.. this game made me enjoy some seconds listening to the tapping of coins and music (especially the night music with piano, keep it up).”
    • “I swear I literally love everything about this childhood relic of a masterpiece: lovely music, no forced ads, it's interactive and friendly, and I just love the nostalgia I get from it.”
    • “It is especially annoying for someone like me who likes to listen to music while playing games.”
    • “Also, when I turn off music and SFX, it doesn't mute the minigames, which is super frustrating because I like to listen to podcasts while I play.”
    • “When music and SFX are turned off, the minigames still play sound.”
  • grinding

    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game is generally described as time-consuming and sometimes tedious, with progression slowing down significantly as upgrade costs rise. While some find it manageable for casual, background play, others feel the grind detracts from the relaxing intent and could benefit from quality-of-life improvements like skip buttons for cutscenes and options to automate repetitive tasks. Overall, grinding is seen as a necessary but occasionally frustrating aspect of the gameplay.

    • “Two times I have by accident pushed the button for exchanging VC into gold when tabbing the screen. The VC's are really hard to earn, and therefore it's just idiotic to make it possible to waste a lot of grinding by accident this easily.”
    • “This game was supposed to be relaxing, but after a while you will hit a huge difficulty spike that kinda defeats the purpose of this being a relaxing game. Getting coins becomes tedious as the upgrade price increases drastically out of nowhere, and now you have to save every virtual and make sure to pick the best upgrades that the ultimate donation and be very careful with change inc, completely removing the casual aspect of the game.”
    • “You don't feel valued as a player as farming takes forever and the shop prices cost too much.”
  • replayability

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game is praised for its simplicity and fun, offering plenty of replay value that keeps players coming back.

    • “A very enjoyable game with plenty of replay value.”
    • “Great game, simple concept, fun and replayable.”
  • optimization

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The game's optimization suffers from persistent glitches and performance issues that have remained unaddressed for an extended period.

    • “There are multiple glitches and performance issues that haven't been patched for a long time.”
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Virtual Beggar is a casual simulation game with business theme. Common tags for Virtual Beggar include free to play and stylized.

Virtual Beggar is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

Virtual Beggar was developed by Treetop Crew.

Virtual Beggar has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Virtual Beggar for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Virtual Beggar is a single player game.

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