Mango Cart
AkriGames · 2019 · Simulation, Strategy, Indie, Trading, Economy
PC
3 user reviews0% · 3
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About Mango Cart
Mango Cart is about trading mangoes between two countries.
Buy the fruit stock in the producing country or grow it yourself, arrange the transportation and sell the final production in the receiving country. You can choose who to buy from and who to sell to, as well as the shipping vessel.
But this is not the whole story: you need to keep your employees happy, take sound financial decisions, watch out for unforeseen troubles and potential game-ending scenarios.
The context plays a decisive role and will impact the success of your company. The macroeconomic and political developments of the single countries affect prices as well as public perception.
Remember, every move that you make, every context-driven event that happens, has an impact on your company and will manifest sooner or later.
Choose your own path: a greedy profit-centric corporation or a social and environmental conscious company. It all depends on you.
Mango Cart is a turn-based game: every month you get mandatory tasks to complete and events to check before advancing to the next stage. Additionally, a number of actions are available to you at any time, and a set of external events will pop-up when you least expect them.
There are several game-ending scenarios but no game-winning target. You can potentially play the game endlessly. At the start of each new year your performance is compared with 4 your competitors: this is where you can check if your company is progressing as expected.
Expect more features, new and enhanced game mechanics with the upcoming releases…
...and join the community or simply contact AkriGames to suggest new events or things you would like to see added to the game.
Buy the fruit stock in the producing country or grow it yourself, arrange the transportation and sell the final production in the receiving country. You can choose who to buy from and who to sell to, as well as the shipping vessel.
But this is not the whole story: you need to keep your employees happy, take sound financial decisions, watch out for unforeseen troubles and potential game-ending scenarios.
The context plays a decisive role and will impact the success of your company. The macroeconomic and political developments of the single countries affect prices as well as public perception.
Remember, every move that you make, every context-driven event that happens, has an impact on your company and will manifest sooner or later.
Choose your own path: a greedy profit-centric corporation or a social and environmental conscious company. It all depends on you.
Mango Cart is a turn-based game: every month you get mandatory tasks to complete and events to check before advancing to the next stage. Additionally, a number of actions are available to you at any time, and a set of external events will pop-up when you least expect them.
There are several game-ending scenarios but no game-winning target. You can potentially play the game endlessly. At the start of each new year your performance is compared with 4 your competitors: this is where you can check if your company is progressing as expected.
Expect more features, new and enhanced game mechanics with the upcoming releases…
...and join the community or simply contact AkriGames to suggest new events or things you would like to see added to the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Interesting game, a bit confusing at first but that can be fixed with a better tutorial system Has potential Gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCA_PxFpjAM1 found this helpful
A nice indie trading game. You control a company that trades fruits between 2 countries. Every year a new cycle begins where you buy the fruit from the producing country and need to deliver and then sell your products to the destination country, all of this while the world economy and politics is constantly changing and affecting your company. PROS - clear and functional UI - you can feel the impact of your trading decisions e.g. if you try to be cheap on the shipment you could end up losing a full year profit - the economic system is realistic and has a direct effect on gameplay CONS - could be more polished graphically - depth of the game could be further improved by adding more events and options1 found this helpful
Lots of words, needs a better tutorial to understand what is going on.... https://youtu.be/uL6SnmNsgQU
The game could be pretty fun (albeit extremely short), but unfortunately the socialists can take over your country randomly at any time, which ends your game regardless of how well your company may be doing.
This game is no different than being stuck in a 2x2 sqm bedroom with just a windows 95 computer shoved to your face for all eternity. Your options are severely limited and your gameplay is post-administered by developers. No freeplay and no fun whatsoever.
An interesting take on commercial fruit business between two countries. The game in itself is part economic simulation and part social and political commentary on the modern economic relationship between rich and poor countries as well as on the different institutions (banks, consultancies) that make up the modern business landscape. The game is simply but interactive and fun and quite a good game for the first game of a newly founded game development company. You should give it a go. PROS - clear and functional UI and quite funny grahics - choices matter. Trying to cheap-out on distribution or transportation costs might cost you dearly - a certain dry humour permeates through the entire game. - an overall good economic simulation engine that returns realistic results. CONS - could have a tutorial or more in-game tooltips - too few events which affects replayability. Further development of the game towards more events and perhaps a more diversified economy is desirable.
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