Plutocracy Reviews

Good stuff

it's fun

I discovered the game through a YTer and it immediately intrigued me, then I went to look for it on Steam and here the bad surprise... For what the game offers, and I knew it very well having seen hours and hours of gameplay, the cost is really excessive. Only bought with an offer, but still the cost is high, but I absolutely wanted to play it, and here another second bad surprise... It seems that the developer has abandoned the game, since for several months there has been no news regarding updates, but also only comments to the discussions. However, if as you have seen the game on YT and already know what awaits you, if you want to bet on the stock market and play at being a Rockefeller, then it's worth it. E' presente la traduzione in Italiano ma è ingiocabile, meglio giocare con la lingua Inglese.

Very good game! If you enjoy the stock market and are good with numbers, you'll definitely like this.

Great game, wish they would priority finishing the game, it's a top 5 game for me.

good game about starting/ running a corp and also STONKS

Interesting game that embraces some concepts that dont naturally lend themselves to a fun gameplay loop. Unfortunately, it gets a bit samey after about 10 hours.

I recommend it because the first 10 hours is the most enjoyable game you'll ever play with so much to do. However after around the 10 hour mark it slowly becomes repetitive, there is only so much you can do to switch things up to try and not make it repetitive. If this game had a multiplayer option it would be like 10x better and like the president should be a thing by now too its been almost 6 years since release.

This is absolutely amazing game if you like training abstract thinking, are interested in economics, investing and politics. There are some little moments which I wish be improved but I think it is only matter of time. I wish it were possible to found new companies from scratch and not only buy existing ones. It would be also better to add more company management merchanics since a company is a pivot unit in the game. Which I dont like is a very fast expanding in a company. When I start in 1870 on hard with my own company and I expand it, by the end of 1873 I am the richest in the USA which is not so realistic. Expanding should be more balanced. Apart from it I wish one could build railroads not from the air but from the steel which is produced by steel mills. The mills should consume not only iron ore but coal too like in other economic simulators. Another idea of mine is to add contracts - so that companies buy certain amonut of resources per quarter which is being paid by company money and these resources limit what the company produces. So each company should be looking for suppliers and not just producte stuff from the air. About railroads - I wish they could be visible and connections between states should be seen. When for example my company is in Texas and raw materials are in Missouri, where should I develop the railroad network? in both states or in all states in between? About other monents - I think this game is absolutely genial. If I played it when I was a child, I would by 30 already be like Warren Buffett.