Bank 2000

Title: Great Concept, Poor Execution — A Shallow Tycoon Game, Not a Simulation Review: Concept vs. Execution: The premise of Bank 2000 pulled me in, but the actual execution falls completely flat. Misleading Genre: The game feels much more like a basic Tycoon title rather than a deep, realistic Simulation. This was one of the most frustrating aspects for me. Pacing Issues: In-game days pass painfully slow compared to the very limited number of actions and choices you can actually make during the day. Economic Flaws & Unbalanced Mechanics: Unrealistic Credit Limit: The credit/debt limit is capped at a mere $20,000, which is a massive design flaw given the sheer volume of money a bank handles. Flawed Investments: The investment system feels like a broken, poorly implemented Forex market. Other investment avenues are locked behind an absurd grind—I put in 10 hours of playtime and still couldn't unlock the first building. Missing Basic Features: Essential administrative options are completely absent, such as the ability to close customer accounts or terminate client relationships. Verdict: At $4, it feels overpriced for the current state of the game. It needs a radical overhau…