Relentless

Jeu au gameplay simple et intuitif décrivant de manièreassez exhaustive et subtile certains mécanismes du monde de la finance. Je recommande

I enjoy the premise of the game but it has a few problems. 1. If the whole market (all 4 sectors go down) you should be judged on the delta between your losses and the market losses. So if the market goes down 20% but you only lose 5% you had a 15% "gain". To get fired because the market goes down is not realistic 2. The penalties of taxes and hacking your bank are way out of balance. If within your first few years you get one of those down economic years you won't have enough money to upgrade your bank, without getting to the crypto level you can't make enough money to counter the hacking. This is really the biggest flaw that makes the game unplayable. I've played through about 3-4 times now and I'm done.

I liked it. I don't feel like leaving a bad review, also because the price is adequate, and we need more finance/economy games. But there are many flaws. I see the game is new, so it has the potential to improve. - What's up with all those hackers attack?! And what about all those taxes? I've tested this twice (I've played it three times, a usual playthrough lasts 50 minutes), and the upgrades do not work, they do not prevent any accident. Basically, all I earned was stolen by thieves and by government. -Why should I earn money at all, if I can't invest that in my own fund? And why don't I know how much Julia takes month by month, and how much she spends, in order to see her own net worth increase as well? -I'd like to see more stats, especially at the end of the campaign. It's hard to understand when you have those 3 shares. Since the government, for whatever reason, gives you huge amounts of money at the end of every year, and new investors come, it's not possible to know your actual performance. -Remove the tutorial from the 2nd playthrough please. It becomes, together with the decisions, just clicking.

Read your messages carefully and invest your money between 4 kinds of stock. I had fun.

Fun little game, brings some insight on how trading works, while remaining "arcade"

love it.