Have you ever wanted to play a very bad demake of Simutrans ? Then Capitalism Simulator is for you!
- Spam "Buy jeeps" - When you realize they don't cut it anymore, start stocking up on vans - When you reach the unit limit, realize you have to throw away your vans to make room for trucks - Gaze upon the cost of gold and diamond mines, wondering if you'll ever be able to afford them.. - Afford them - Fill the whole map - Wonder if it's really that simple to trick your brain into watching increasing numbers - Post a comment about the lack of balance in the late-game - Realize you probably should have seen it coming - Hide your newfound passion for the game, of which you're ashamed - Secretly fork the game, with improved graphics, and more gameplay elements - Sell it - Get sued - Settle on giving me 10% of the profits - Use the rest to fund the game you've always wanted to make
What are you waiting for???
How to play -----------
Using the road tool (from the palette on the right), draw a road from the city (tall building) to the copper mine. Then buy jeeps (tiny green thing from the palette) and drop them on the road.
There is something soothing about watching the cars drive back and forth haha Once I figured out what was happening I started to enjoy the game. Maybe give the player a starting road path so they get the flow of things? Neat idea tho!
This sounds mean, I know, but you said it in the description already. This game was *surprisingly* boring given the screenshot. The mspaint art style looked charming and the idea of building a supply chain with trucks is interesting but then it's like an idle game that scales really fast.
I think it's missing more intricate traffic simulation or more different resources or some kind of resource gathering interactivity.
Still fun for a minute, but the design doesn't gel quite yet.
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I think it's missing more intricate traffic simulation or more different resources or some kind of resource gathering interactivity.
Still fun for a minute, but the design doesn't gel quite yet.