Buy the world. You start with one (1) dollar. Go buy some ballpoint pens. You lose if there are no items you can buy or sell.
How to play:
Click anywhere to begin the game. In the left box are the items you can buy. The right box is your inventory. Click on any of the items to select them.
Clicking the button on the middle buys all of the selected items from the left box and sells all of the items on the right one.
Tip: selling everything immediately isn't always the best option. Tip 2: not all items are equally profitable.
>>>Note: You should be happy if you managed to buy a car or a cow or something. You started with one dollar, after all!<<<
Pretty fun over all. I played this several times over. It always gets a little tricky once turn 50 hits, but its all random so it just varies the items you're dealt.
What I learnt from this: I should get into the ballpoint pen industry xD, they always make their money back for some reason. Brilliant game, very addictive. Spent a good half an hour playing it but could never get past buying a cow before I lose all my money.
took me about 10 tries and 1 hour to reach turn 200+, game became impossible. I wonder how you can buy earth when the number of digits gets out of the window.
Cute game. I expected it to be a simple cookie-clicker like, but it's actually a lot more challenging. Although maybe a bit too much? I gave up after about 5 tries. Great graphics!
This game is actually really addicting. I got to *ahem* turn 1500+ and gave up. I managed to get 50% of the money to buy Earth, but the strategy required to buy it was too ridiculous. Basically I ended up at the stage where the best thing I could buy was Tundra, but that was always around 1% the value of Earth, so to win I had to buy at least 100 of them, but doing that is difficult because they only come up 15% or so of the time, so I had to shuffle the shop hundreds of times, and make sure my inventory didn't get filled up with too much crap (else the price of Earth might go up more than the amount you sold the other Tundras for). I gave up shortly after realizing this.
@Darkcoder It shouldn't be like that. Either you had really bad luck or I have mistyped some zeros in the prices. Either way, thanks for the feedback, I'll fix it after the compo.
What a gamble :p It's rewarding when I get an item that's worth more than what I bought it for :) but it's a bit too much of a guess... Some explanation as to why it migth be worth more or less would be nice. Also, why does the value rise by holding on to the item? Still very fun and innovative, and it has a excellent goal for a game! :p
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Great graphics!
It shouldn't be like that. Either you had really bad luck or I have mistyped some zeros in the prices. Either way, thanks for the feedback, I'll fix it after the compo.
Still very fun and innovative, and it has a excellent goal for a game! :p