Bargain Hunter Reviews

The game had a great concept but what little money you make they hit you will BS bills ( Groceries, telephone bill, the internet,gas,rent ) all kind of crap and i know that's how life is.. im 34 years old.. but damn.. you make $12.00 profit then you come back home and you're hit with a 17.79 internet bill and gas bill of 7.86 like how is this even enjoyable? And you're in the red almost constantly.. I don't know what the dev's were thinking on this one.. If there is a better way to play this please let me know but in my true observation this game is not worth a red cent.

**This review has been edited, see below the original review, and the updated below that**A very addictive game that has more flaws than thought possible, initially starts out fun until the RNG of Bills hits and takes you out, or the system decides that actually your "Stats" from furnature have 0 importance, and going to the beach is about as fun as actually going to the beach, when its winter and pigeons dumped everywhere. want to waste your time, get it, want something worth playing and remembering, avoid. ** Previously i stated tldr: skip Actually adfter playing again either there was a stealth update, or perhaps i judged the game to critically, sure some things are a bit Huh, and somethings like hte beach do not really do anything, but it is a smooth experience at least If its cheap, get it cus it will provide many hours of loosing time.

Game is not worth the price, even after discount. Maximum price in current conditions I would pay is 3EUR. Mechanism is broken. After 5 hours lost in game, I was able to uncover only the flee market. The costs increase disproportionately versus profits. Only some staff can bring more than 100$ or whatever money is in the game. I do not recommend until developers will improve the mechanism, as for the time beeing, the game mechanics is extremally poor.

this game is fun but they need to fix a few things in this game because when your going to places to buy items and your inspecting them the sales clerks at the garage or donation shop gets angry with you and tells you to stop poking or looking at the item so i can never get to see or unlock all the ? marks hidden things about the item so how about putting in a shop that allows you to get someone to examing the item you have brough to see if it can incress the price you get when selling it also it would help to know the diffence between the two auction genral and the other one and what items could be sold in each auction would be nice to know this game has poental but its just not quite there needs a lot of work

Yeah so after over 6 hours in this game I am super over it. I loved the idea but you go to the stores and there are like 6 items for sale. After awhile it seems to be the same boring items. Then you make a little money but not enough to keep your head afloat or even fix your pos car or pos house. This game is very broken.

It's pretty basic, repetitive and strangely addictive! As with most of these "buy then sell for a profit games", it's too difficult at the start and too easy when you have made enough money. Even so, it managed to keep me playing for far too long so I have to give it a thumbs up.

I have been following this game for quite a long time and frankly I love the concept of the game. I like the graphics, I like the base game play, but there are some major problems with the game that need tweaked. Gas and Grocery's- Yes you got to eat and fuel your car, love the idea just needs to be changed. You must pay for gas what seems like every two days or two drives and food 3 times a week for roughly 75 dollars a week to start, but you don't know when this is coming so you can't plan for it. This is half of your start money and with half of the items costing 20 dollars or more you can be SOL real quick. This could be fixed with a weekly gas bill that you know is coming or with a start vehicle of a bike. This likes to happen to me the day before the auction forcing me to sell my items that are in the auction making a bigger problem. Also if I only have 10 dollars to my name why am I buying 20 dollars worth of food. The auction- The Auction itself is fine no problems for me there. The problem is the Validation to put things in the auction. OMG what a problem. First off there are 2 types General and Grand Auctions. Now the Grand auction should have validation because you only want top of the line items, that makes sense, but it should not be for the general auction. The general auction should be all items not some items sometimes. Example I bought a bike at a garage sale and sold it at the auction when validated the man said and I quote “This is the type of item we are looking for” (bought for 2 sold for 10) didn't make a lot but in early game every dollar counts. 2 days later found another bike took it to auction and was told “What is this rubbish your bringing me”. How can I know what items I can bring when one week it's yes and the next week it's no. I would rather lose money in the auction trying to sell the item then have no chance at all. Inspecting items- Never in over 30 years of living have I gone to a yard sale and was told to stop looking at an item. It happens here though. If I am interested in buying something I'm going to look at it. Make sure it's ok. This just straight up does not make any sense. Overall I am going to give it a thumbs up because it has so much potential. There is a core game here that could be great it's just not there yet. 5/10 as of right now. Please follow me at One on One Gamers. As a curator I am looking for help from you wonderful people on steam to make my reviews better. Follow, comment, support, win games.

I love this game. It's a very simple concept but so one-of-a-kind that it stands out for me. I really enjoy the randomness of what you will find and trying to guess whether the item will make money at the auction or not. It's a really neat game.

I really like the idea of this game but it's too hard. It takes forever to save up money because of weekly/monthly bills and then it can disappear instantly from a surprise bill. If the bills were less even slightly, it would be a lot easier to continue playing this game. I feel like I've gotten no where in the 8 hours I played.

This game is strangely addictive. Not sure how many hours I put on it, likely in the 40-60 range. It is difficult to find the right thing to buy, and sometimes a crap shoot at the auction. But you eventually learn what usually sells for a good price. Watch out for counterfeit merch, although it is near impossible, as far as I can tell, to know before you buy it. On to the story of why I stopped playing, and cannot recommend this game. It took going bankrupt several times to start figuring out which items were more reliably sellable at auction; Furniture, chess sets, cutlery, typewriters, sewing machines, etc... Once I figured it out, it was pretty easy to maintain and slowly build my bankroll. As you have bills that pop up sporadically. Electricity ~$50, food ~$15, internet ~$20 things like that. I got hit with medical bills of $300 at one point. I was able to soak that and move one. Then... After several ingame days and many real life hours, I worked my bankroll up to ~$1750, things were going well, I had a decent routine down, and then... I get hit with a house repairs bill for.... ~$1775. Basically the game negating everything i had done over the pasl 4-5 real life days in this game. I am done, if you want an endless clicker/frustration simulator, this may be the game for you.