Good Goods Incorporated
Sokpop Collective · 2020 · Indie, Strategy, Simulation, Economy, Cute
PC
Mostly Negative30% · 37
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About Good Goods Incorporated
Good Goods Incorporated is a cute logistics tycoon game set on Earth. You're the CEO of a small company that buy and sells goods. Your goal is to make a lot of money! Trade steel, food, gold and water and ship them around to meet supply and demand.
Features
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Features
- 1+ hrs of playtime
- Use boats, airplanes and delivery vans to ship your goods all around the world
- Start on a different place on Earth every time, every playthrough is different!
- Golden airplanes!
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It could be a great game, but the lack of UI kills it. You have to do everything manually, and sometimes you can't click on your truck because the event pop-up blocks it out, so you need to click out, then zoom out and only after that you can see your truck. It is frustrating2 found this helpful
Good concept but it's bogged down by lack of depth in game play making it very repetitive. With there also being bugs that can ruin your save.1 found this helpful
It was fun for a bit but there’s no automation you have to manually control everything and if you zoom out it literally takes up the whole world it’s impossible to manually control that much also the gameplay is super shollow
Why there's people complaining for a 2 USD game for being 1 hour long and not deep enough? The game it's funny, of courses it's not Hearts of irons 4 but it's a casual funny and a chill game of logistics, I would love to pay 20-25 bucks for a more developed game similar to Stacklands but for that same reason I 100% recommend to buy this game.
The controls are just really frustrating for no apparent reason.
Was expecting an automation/idler game with a bit of strategy Nope, it was just a "click on the van, click on the least expensive store, click on the destination" ad infinitum. Thats repetitive enough without even considering you have to buy each material one by one in each of the stores (and the vans dont automatically pick up resources when in the same city). It looks like it could have had some automations, with the so called "automation centre", but i could not get it to actually do anything. Ive bought resouces in the same city as the centre, dropped resouces in the same city, waited when there was a quest on the same city, but nothing made that blue van budge. The planes and boats can be used to get materials from further away, but you still need to click on them every single time just like the vans, which makes them useless as they require so much more money for the same exact speed On top of that, the prices never goes down. I've "bought out" stores (meaning the price to buy is above the 250 per material you receive when completing the contract) to the point that the only store remaining that managed to not put me into more debt was so far away that i bankrupted from maint…
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