Family Office Simulator

Absolutely top notch knowledge and gameplay. Developer is doing a great job of updating. I really enjoy figuring out strategies at each level. 38+ hours into the game is a testament of how much I enjoy playing it.

Bring money

I ended up getting a refund and regretting the almost 2 hours I spent playing this game. Let me preface this with the fact that I have degrees in accounting and finance and a masters degree in Financial Investigation, so I am coming from this with more of an academic eye also. They said : "This is not just a clicker or idle tycoon. It is a strategy simulation about the machinery behind wealth: capital, leverage, cash flow, reputation, governance, succession, and time." What it was : An idle point and click where you make some choices but ultimately, still a point a click with very little consequence other than people leaving your building. They said : "Review cap rates, NOI, financing needs, debt service, and cash required to close. Negotiate offers with counter-party logic" What it was : Yes you can review all the capital and financing needs, HOWEVER, you can't access this because you don't know how much money you will need in the negotiation stage, when you then go back to negotiate, the property is gone or they don't want to work with you. It's very clunky and doesn't really work. The whole game, simulation, UI is just, dull and lack lustre. There is no timings, so you can work for as long as you want on a given day, but it would be more appropriate to call this a real estate simulator and basic at best - which is sad given the amount of AI that went into this game. You aren't really running a family office - there is no one piping up to tell you - hey you shouldn't invest in this, I want my money back or anything. The emails and correspondence support IN GAME (it makes sense that there is a mail system) have no purpose, you can reply, but there is no point because it does nothing to impact your game - this would be better if it was point click options, to give you actual consequences of those decisions. They said: "Manage philanthropy through a Legacy Foundation and Donor-Advised Fund" I couldn't find this ANYWHERE. They said: "Manage payroll, benefits, and quarterly payroll taxes" What happened: This kind of works, but also, not at the same time. They said: "Respond to staff-generated decisions that affect rent, expenses, vendors, tenants, and office performance" What happened : This really didn't work well in the game. You couldn't evict anyone, there was actually little point to all of this part. Overall does it have potential - maybe - but I would say this game needs another at least year of development.