Multishop Tycoon Deluxe Reviews

Boring game with no real points to enjoy, it is a bland and poinless game with no replay value.

the game looks very unattractive at the first time i play the game, but after give it some more chance to play , it became quite interesting. It hard at the first try because the profit you get from selling goods in the game is so low, it takes me 2 month to get the objective sales. If you like this kind of games, maybe you can give this game a chance.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME. This is NOT a simulation of a business, or a business tycoon game like they say. This is a bad port of a casual ios game AT BEST. There is very few options on anything. You earn different foods as you complete quests, great. You can choose from different food carts, that start off crap, and go all the way up to shit. "This game is really good for someone who starts to learn the basics of business." First of all, jesus, learn proper grammar. I don't give a damn if English isn't your first language. If you are going to sell a game to English speakers, than hire someone to proof read you shitty store page, so that your damn lies are proper. Second, NO, this game is TERRIBLE at teaching anyone proper business techniques. This is a CASUAL game that has VERY LITTLE if ANYTHING to do with the real world. Please DO NOT use this game as any type of crash course in business. I feel like I am taking crazy pills reading shit like that.

A casual simulator game with lot of similarity with a business, but so simple that children will understand if they play it. It is great for someone starting their first simulation management games. Lot of unique content that indicate where the developer came from. Also I agree that the interface need a bit of polishing.

Simple game, reminds me of Lemonade Tycoon - fixed locations, linear development, no challenge apart from the game modes themselves. Investors are a nice addition but don't offer complexity. No replayability. Cute little game - if you take it for 2 bucks, it worth the deal.

It's new and while yes the interface and "introduction to the game" need a bit of work, this a a fabulous time management game. It's a nice casual game if you are into leveling/upgrading things as with many time management games. Only complaint is I wish the days were a tad longer and or more interaction of what's actually going on, the report could be more specific at the end of the day as to what products didn't sell, you have to check it yourself before going on to the next day. I do recommend it to the casual time management player. I spent many hours playing this game and spent my money all up, and now I am stuck to start over, HUGE FAIL, I'll try it again eventually but not today, I am not starting over.

Casual game; Not really good or bad. In this game, you have to select which food you serve in which area and at which price. You get the opportunity to buy upgrade and change the color of the food truck to attract more customers. But that's where the big problem is: you don't get a tutorial or hint. --> You get NO feedback or hint about the things you propose. Customers don't say anything - for example that's it's too expensive, or that they didn't like the meals proposed or that i proposed too many units of that item. You get NO advises or confirmation the items you selected are the right one. You can only see how many items have been sold that day for each meal and ONLY if you click on the truck. This info is only one truck at a time and for a short/limited period of time. Thus, the variations in sales are very little so it's hard to notice if they really dislike that meal or not. On top of it, the sales naturally varies with the weather (Sunny, Cloud, Rain) and the day of the week so you have to wait similar days to really compare - making it very grindy and quite random. Also good placements are not necessary "logical"; I could see that expensive food can be sold more easily at the airport --> Who spend a huge amount of monney to eat in an airport ?? You can finish the game quite easily but getting that 50k sales / day achievement is a nightmare and it's quite unfortunate to play a mangement game... in a complete random way. PS: If someone makes a guide, please tell me :D

A simple, easy to understand tycoon game. The game offers quite an array of food to serve which is amazing, ranging from teas, drinks, fast foods, to culinary cuisines. The gameplay is quite straightforward, though there are some confusing parts like Investor information before any Investor is actually available and how to change the number of food served. For most part, I try selling stuff at quite a high price and it seems to work itself out. A key tactic I have found is to get a spot "traffic pattern" to adjust the food served properly for that particular spot. Even if multiple areas are deficit, one major profit can reverse the tide (especially on bad days). I personally like this game for the simplicity yet enjoyment it gives me and thus would recommend this game, especially for those who seek to play a tycoon game without stressful economy management.

The biggest issue is that the game give you little information or data you need. Like why are some locations not selling out during good weather conditions? What is the actual price ceilings that customers will pay? What do any of the upgrades actually do? Is there a way to actually increase foot traffic? After a while this feels almost like an idle game as experiementing is hard to do when you get little feedback. When I try and look at specific sales stats on a cart and it skips you to the next day so you can look at many 2-3 carts out of your 10-24 total. The game has horrible grammar and the audio gets repetitive after a while since there is one track? I got to rank 62 on the leaderboards in roughly 3hrs which means only about 40 people actually got to the end.I would just not waste your time with it and I kinda wish I stopped before the 2hr point so I could have gotten a refund

A very simplistic game with very poor english. You get better foods that make better profits by completing quests, but are limited to how many locations you can sell most foods. It' offers potential, but ends up being very lame. The description says "Do your best to become the great businessman in the city" but with no competition, if you have even half a brain this getting rich and unlocking everything is only a matter of time. Very much not worth the 7.99 they are charging. I really must emphasize the poor english. Do you speak engrish? because if you did you might have actually written the in-game text with non-asian accented english. Also the name is decieving in that it says multishop (meaning a variety of types of stores maybe), rather than multi-foodcart which is what the game really is.