
Big Ambitions is a revolutionary role-playing business sim. Go from nothing to the biggest entrepreneur in New York by opening small businesses or slowly building huge corporations any way you like.
Most likely between $8.7M and $24.7M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
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It's good
The Sims for Real Businessmen Another reviewer described Big Ambitions as “The Sims for men,” and they really hit the nail on the head. Big Ambitions offers a immersive game world in which you start out at the bottom and work your way up from dishwasher to successful entrepreneur and millionaire. Managing your businesses is challenging and fun without ever becoming overly complicated. The great thing about Big Ambitions is that it combines the economic management aspect with that of a life sim. This gives you a reason to make money that goes beyond simply watching the numbers grow. It is incredibly motivating to imagine what you could spend your profits on: a new sports car, a bigger property, or even a yacht. The so far basic, but well-designed life-sim aspect, which I hope will be expanded even further in the future, is incredibly important to the game. It makes the player's progression much more noticable and rewarding. This is also where I see a lot of potential for the game. Future updates could add new items, interior decorations, businesses, and much more. For example, wellness centers could be added as a new type of business, allowing you to eventually place your very own sauna in your apartment. This would further connect the business-management and life-sim aspects of the game. It would also be great to have more ways to invest and grow your capital. For example, real estate could play a bigger role. Buying properties and earning rental income is already possible, but currently feels rather pointless. Investments in the stock market could also be an interesting addition. That said, you shouldn't forget that the game already offers a fantastic experience in version 1.0. For me personally Big Ambitions is simply a perfect genre mix. It is ideal for people who would rather jump into their Porsche and head to the virtual golf club after a hard day at the office than spend hours pondering over excel-spreadsheets like hardcore business planners.
So far i really enjoy this game, Sucked up lots of hours and ive spend over 100 grand on my little ♥♥♥♥ box! The games great, it gets a bit repetitive when automation kicks in... Which rivalries helps i suppose but what i would like to see. And even as a dlc, A cyrim syndicate expansion. I Think it would be cool to have but own little underworld that makes me money, Have some cleaners to clean up a murderers mess, Export a car i stolen from the house over, and now the cops are after... oh no what do i do? go into hiding till i can pay of the govt so i can come back out. I feel as there could be all kinds of things that could be added under this category. And i would happily throw another 10 too that.
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Das Spiel macht mega Spaß aber auch extrem süchtig. Ich kann es nur jedem empfehlen.
The first two thirds of the game are very strong. It has a similar vibe to the old Rollercoaster Tycoon games - work out what your customers want, and give it to them, get more money, give more things to customers. The map is large and full of different sized offices and retail spaces. There's a good variety of businesses that you can operate, and the art style suits the game perfectly. Opportunities: In the middle third, there's a bit of micromanagement. This wouldn't be too bad (it's a management sim), but the UI makes things harder than they need to be. You will spend a lot of time in the UI, so I hope the devs fix this big aspect. The final third deals with the rival system. This system lets other business owners will message you and try to undermine your businesses. The rival system has merit, but the system just doesn't feel finished. Actually defeating a rival is an enormous grind that, for me, ended in clicking 'sleep 24 hours' hundreds of times. Beating a rival doesn't feel rewarding. It's very tedius - think 'levelling up my rattata to 100' level of tedius. Verdict: I recommended it anyway because the first two thirds are good enough to warrant it. I got a lot of enjoyment out of the game.
I’ve been having a lot of fun with Big Ambitions. The concept is really well done, and I think the developers did a great job turning the idea into an enjoyable and engaging game. I especially like how you can start small and gradually build up your business and expand your ambitions. There’s a nice sense of progression, and it’s satisfying to see your business grow because of the decisions you make. It’s definitely a game I can see myself spending quite a lot of time with. If you enjoy management and simulation games, I’d definitely recommend giving Big Ambitions a try.
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