The game is pretty fun, i wish there was more to do after or before you beat the game but for the price tag of 2.99 it is worth it. A nice way to kill a couple hours and you get to hire real devs witch is kinda cool. All in all its a good game!

Not a bad game. Not a good one either. Its a basic 2D point and click game where you have to start from the bottom and work your business up to the top. Its an easy achievement game and nothing more to me, but it could be more than that for you.

Buy on sale!

Completed the game in 3.5 hours. Quite enjoyable, however it was a bit erratic and by the end it just feels like you are pumping new game releases for no reason at all. I've never played Game Dev but i like how it starts in the 80's so i'ma try that now!

This game is for those who are too lazy to do it in real life. Like me.

easiest. game. ever.
got all acheivements in about 2 hours
fun nontheless

7/10

It's So EASY making money when you get the hang of it!!!!!!!!

If I remeber correctly this game use to be a FREE flash game, I bought just to see if they added in any extra gameplay and I don't feel like they did. I did enjoy playing but the fact that it was once free with no extra gameplay made me have to give this a negative review.

Named my company EA

Most liked company in the game

11/10

"Reveiw during Early Access"

I beat the game after about 6.7 hours of game play, but I feel I would replay it again a few times.
I really do like the game, it was a blast for me. Well worth the low price they ask.
I'm going to focus on the negative, since I love everything else about the game.
I'm not focusing on the negative because it's a bad game, but because if these areas were improved on, the game would be even better than it already is!

Cons:
#1, There's not many building options, a plant and a statue for decoration, ETC
#2, Each project is stuck to a fixed number of team member, like micro being 2, instead of "minimum required"
I would like to take my extra workers not doing anything and tell them to work on a project.
Say I have 3 workers, I'm 1 short of making a small game, I can't tell him to work on the micro game with the other 2 guys. In my opinion, it should be a minimum requirement on how many staff work on the game.
If I make a large game, it would just make sense that every single time I'm not stuck to exactly 20 staff members, I should be able to throw on another 10, to speed things up.
#3, You're stuck at a max of 50 workers, I'd like to have more
#4, You're stuck at working on a maximum of 5 projects at a time, no way to upgrade or change this.
#5, Fullscreen was not working (though I'm sure this will be fixed)
#6, The bar at the top was way too small, I had issues seeing various things on the screen, and I don't need glasses
#7, When a worker had nothing left to do on a project, he just sleeps and you can't have him do anything else until the project is done, not even train him!
#8, When you move an object and it checks which tiles are free, it thinks where it previously was is not free tiles.
For example, if I move an object 4 tiles big, and I want to move it 1 tile to the left, I need to move it to another spot at least 2 tiles away, then back to the spot I actually want it, due to it thinking its own spot isn't free because "Hey, I can't move there, I'm in the way!"

Those were the biggest issues for me, not issues that ruin the game, but I feel in my opinion if they were adressed then the game would be so much better!

Thank you devs for the really cool game!

PROS |
-You can name your studio Valve
-You can hire Gabe Newell
-You can make him code Half-Life 3
Cons |
-You can't play Half-Life 3

10/10 Would Valve again