Government Contractors: Arms of Influence

Alright, I will be honest, I was expecting that I might have a rough experience, and that this is a rugpull, but, at the end of my 20 minutes playtime, whist still unsure, if this is some developer very first game, or a rugpull, I know one thing. As much as that sucks, I can't recommend this game in it's current state. The game misses features such as most basic customization of the company, any competitors, or even any real products. Arms Trade Tycoon: Tanks, which still feels barebones, has multiple times worth of content comparatively to this. Combine this with general basic spelling issues, and the fact that you can't even change your resolution, and it ends up feeling like a very early vision for a game, or a very early pre-alpha. I can't recommend this game in it's current state, and I'd truly love for it to be developed more, if that happens, I will try it again, but for now, sadly, I will stay away, and for you, I recommend the same.

Not even a prototype, more like incompleted interactive UI mockup. Developer was too hasty with early access, there is no game yet. Very disappointing

There is no game here. You click one of the buttons and wait. It does nothing except increment numbers.

It sounds like *Government Contractors: Arms of Influence* has a solid concept but needs significant improvements in pacing, depth, and realism. Feedback, here are some key takeaways: ### **Issues & Suggestions:** 1. **Limited Weapon Options:** Only four weapons and one contract severely limit gameplay variety. - *Suggestion:* More weapon types, customization, and multiple contract options. 2. **Slow Progression:** You stockpiled 100 units but didn’t unlock anything new. - *Suggestion:* A better progression system with clear goals and tiered unlocks. 3. **No Speed Control:** Gameplay feels painfully slow. - *Suggestion:* Speed-up options (e.g., 2x, 5x, 10x) to keep things moving. 4. **Shallow Decision-Making:** Choices seem to have minimal impact. - *Suggestion:* Deeper strategy elements, including long-term consequences. 5. **Unrealistic Production Rates:** Making one unit every five days with 125% efficiency doesn’t match real-world numbers. - *Suggestion:* A more realistic production and logistics system. 6. **Weak AI Market System:** Selling only 9 shells to the UK makes the sales system feel pointless. - *Suggestion:* A dynamic dem…

Fun game!