Virtonomics - business simulation gameReviews of virtonomics.com

Проект давно не развивается. Администрация давно забила на игру. Последнему сообщению на форуме уже больше года. Смысла в это играть - нет.

MIXED NO TURKISH SUPPORT EVERYTHING IS MONEY

This game hasn't changed in years and has become more and more pay to win. At this point it is simply a cash grab and I strongly advise to avoid paying for this game. Such a pity! This could have become a great game, instead it has become a mediocre cash grab.

Again. There were many stuff for real money, but last update is worst can happen. You could add new gameplay features and get paid, but you just cut about half end-game content from freeplay version. That`s absolutely not same thing about you talking PS. realm Vera, another info i dont want to share with you PS/PS. why should i? I provided all info to the service administration. idk what email about you mean

As a long-time player, it's with a heavy heart that I write this review. Virtonomics, once a promising and engaging business simulation game, has sadly devolved into a glaring example of pay-to-win mechanics at their worst. The game that used to offer a level playing field for strategic thinking and business acumen now blatantly favors those willing to spend real money, overshadowing any semblance of skill or strategy. Beyond the pay-to-win issues, the game itself feels increasingly dated. Despite the potential for innovative updates and improvements, it seems development and management efforts are solely focused on maximizing profits rather than enhancing the player experience. This approach has transformed what was once a vibrant community and dynamic economy into what feels like a neglected cash cow, with every update seeming to introduce new ways to extract money from the player base. The lack of genuine development and engagement from the management team is palpable, leading to a game environment that feels static and uninviting. The joy and excitement that come from competing and collaborating with others in a dynamic virtual economy have been overshadowed by the relentless push for in-game purchases. In conclusion, I cannot, in good conscience, recommend Virtonomics to new players. The game, in its current state, not only fails to deliver on its promise of a fair and immersive business simulation experience but also seems to have lost sight of what made it special in the first place. Investing time and money into this game is something I regret, and I advise potential players to look elsewhere for their gaming needs. Virtonomics, as it stands, is a shadow of its former self – an experience marred by greed and neglect.

There is practically no competition in Olga's real world, making money is very easy, and the markets are free. The key points of the game have recently become paid. The game has lost all meaning. With about $34 trillion in your account, you simply have nowhere to spend it, so 99% of your assets are money.

Seriously, what's the logic here? Introducing Bonds as a premium feature on Virtonomics and claiming it won't impact the core gameplay is baffling. Fundamentally, starting a business involves funding, and in this game, Bonds are crucial for newcomers. Making such a fundamental aspect premium seems counterintuitive. I get the need for some premium features, but at least leave essential components like this accessible to all players. It's a questionable decision that significantly affects the game's dynamics and fairness

The game is getting worse and worse. There is basically no improvement of quality, no new features, bugs are not fixed, broken designs are not changed etc. instead existing features, even those that have design issues, are made "premium" and change from free to insanely expensive. The owners of this game fish for whales who spend a lot of money in a short period of time and go again. There is no intention to make this game available to a wide range of people. I have nothing against paying for a good game, but a subscription model allowing to pay 499 € per month! without any improvement of the game in that period is beyond ridiculous.