
Manage a house of eSport gamers by training the strong, and pruning the weak. Then go head to head with North Korea, the greatest gaming nation in history.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Got as a joke, but was actually fun! Really similar to the level of Holy Potatoes A Weapon Shop!? in complexity. Finished in one sitting.
Simple et efficace, par contre 9 balles c'est un peu cher pour une moyenne de 5h de jeu.
Is this game worth the asked prize? No! I bought for about 1 $ and it is not bad for it. Is it a clicker as many say? No! Clicking makes progressing faster, but you also can simply train your gamers more and they do the job. Place your gamer somewhere and they train a skill, rest or do streaming. If you think they are strong enough send them on tournaments. Win = Repeat. It is a nice little time waster, but I can not say "buy" it. It just offers not enough content. My playing hours are because I kept it running over night to get the collector cards. 3-4 hours to get all achievements.
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Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It was a simple tycoon style game with some twitchy minigames thrown in. Parody elements were meh and the gameplay not deep.
It is subtle management game. Not great, but not too bad at all. For its price, it is a bit under valued. Let people become the gamer you regret to be...
Let me start by saying that this game is grindy, especially towards the end. Could be that I suck and can't play it right. But this time shown is roughly how long I spent playing it, with some pauses that I left the game running, but most of the time I was actively playing. And this game can run on a low-end machine, which is the kind of machine I currently have, so low-end gamers give this one a chance. Your mission is to assemble a team of great gamers and defeat the North Korean champion of video games. To do so you're going to receive help of a North Korean defector that has a personal vendetta against NK. You'll then compete in several tournaments, the minor ones you just send your players and wait a timer to run, the big ones (there is five total) you'll play against the bosses, that are meme characters that fulfill some kind of meme or stereotype and to give a more interactive component you'll have to complete the minigames (which are four), but don't worry those minigames consist in clicking in the correct button in the short time you're given. But before taking the world of gaming by the balls you got to train your players, make them stream (that's how you'll get money when not competing in tournaments) and make them sleep so they stay healthy. While at it you need to pay attention to the ego bar, if it isn't balanced, either your player will be arrested for having too much ego or will abandon gaming completely because he has no ego at all. You balance it by controlling how much time your players spend streaming or training. In my setup I had more training stations than PCs (I finished the game with 4 PCs only). After you get the hang of the game you'll be able to make a lot of money and streaming will only be a tool to give your players ego so you can train them and improve their statuses (FPS, RTS, MOBA and fighting games). A little tip, I never bought the rig beyond level 3 because it raises the ego bar too fast and then it becomes a juggling game to keep you players from being arrested and managing the rest of the activities. This is a pretty funny game that have several references to meme culture but that's just it, a simple management game, the replay value would be there if you want to beat the game faster than before, other than that it doesn't have anything else to offer besides the campaign, which I got all the achievements of the first run so I have even less reason to play it more than once. I don't remember if I got this game for free or if I bought it, so regarding the price tag I'd recommend to wait for a sale in case you're a bit stingy with money, because it's a simple and relatively short game.
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Gotta love the girls’ animation ಥ‿ಥ
Very fun game.. Good graphics, awesome gameplay.
Great game, very engaging, shout out to my boy Benny Harvey and John Phan.
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