Mad Games Tycoon 2 Reviews

Very good game + it was a very good surprise that I can play against my friends

Subject: Request to Complete and Enhance Arabic Localization in Mad Games Tycoon 2 Dear Eggcode Team, I would like to begin by expressing my gratitude for your efforts in developing Mad Games Tycoon 2, a game I have thoroughly enjoyed since purchasing it. One of the key reasons I decided to buy the game was its support for the Arabic language, which is very important to me as an Arabic-speaking player. However, I noticed during gameplay that the Arabic localization is incomplete; there are numerous lines and important phrases that have not been fully translated, while other languages appear to be more thoroughly localized. This gap in translation can negatively affect the experience for Arabic-speaking players, especially those who wish to enjoy a fully immersive experience in their native language. Therefore, I kindly request that you give serious consideration to completing the Arabic localization. I am also fully prepared to assist if needed—please feel free to provide me with any files or texts requiring translation or review, and I will be happy to help deliver a professional and accurate Arabic translation that enhances the gaming experience for Arabic-speaking players. Thank you once again for your excellent work, and I look forward to seeing even more improvements and exciting updates in the future. Sincerely,

I played for 11 hours straight and got to a point where I had $31 billion liquid cash on hand. Time to retire like Chris Wilson

Very good game, you can express your creativeness to anther level

It's a very good tycoon sim, one where you easily forget the time, highly recommended!

I love tycoon games like this, I haven't had this much fun playing a game like this in forever, I have almost 100% the game it's super hard in legendary mode, but I try. I wish though that the game was significantly cheaper so my friends also could get it, I convinced one friend, but it's hard to convince for a 20$ game. love it though

Very fun game but i wish they would have done more for the endgame. If you figure out how to get high ratings on your games your pretty much guaranteed to make hundreds of millions. And after buying your competitors its basically over. I wish there was like a random bad game launch like there are many in real life(which puts the company on the line) or getting fined for having a monopoly or just an option to spend your money else where. I liked how Software Inc has done it, moving offices, committing tax fraud, adding employee bonuses, buying gold, just something to do when you have made it and your company is in the big leagues, besides earning infinite money and buying all competitors.

Haven't played tycoon-genre games in so many years. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, this is digital crack in the best way possible. You can manage your studio as micro, or macro as you wish, down to the game package contents. Buying IP rights, releasing ports, remasters, game addons, arcade machines etc, the amount of features and possibilities is mind boggling. If you manage to get big enough you can also start focusing on becoming a publisher, or even a console manufacturer, and again, the best part of it all being that you can choose how much of that you want to automate, so you don't have to get bogged down in the details as your company (hopefully) becomes larger, but you certainly can if you're willing. This alone gives plenty of replayability. Additionally, there's some fairly large mods made by the community, although I've yet to delve into any of that as I'm more than satisfied by the vanilla experience for a first playthrough.

Lukewarm rec. If you want a decent but not groundbreaking title in the gamedev tycoon sub-genre it's worth playing. Worth mentioning, the one thing it has that I havent seen elsewhere, is that you can produce your own arcade cabinets and physical media. It's a nice layer added to the pre-digital era but doesnt' alter the gameplay terribly much. While that's great and all, if you played MGT 1 and are hoping they made some meaningful additions or updated gameplay you should not get this. Though it's been a long time since I played the first one I haven't noticed any actual new features? There must be something but regardless it looks/feels/plays too similar to the last imo. What is disappointing to me -- especially as it's their 2nd attempt- is how it still gets very repetitive after a certain point, like every other gamedev sim. I dont know why this is such a hard problem. But I would suggest mixing things up a bit. Throw in some side activities and minigames like Dave the Diver. Anything to break up the inherent monotony of just game after game, watching them at their desks. A lot of this genre depends on the players' desire to roleplay. But none of the ones I've tried lean into that strength. It's frustrating because the core loop is really addictive. But you can only do the same thing so many times before boredom. SO while I did get what I expected, I hoped for much more. oh well

pretty cool and in depth game development tycoon game. really like being able to make your own consoles have gamepass, servers for MMO's and all sorts of stuff not typical to see in other games in this niche