There are a plethora of “Tycoon” games on the market. The smartphone market is flooded with them, Steam has a ton, and there are new ones hitting the cheap deals stands at Walmart on a near constant basis. Lemonade Stand Tycoon, Airline Tycoon I and II, Chocolate Tycoon, Zombie Tycoon, DinerTown Tycoon, Offshore Tycoon, Hotel […] On PC, there's City Game Studio though it's in early access, but similar type of game with a bit of a city area for buying locations and studios. There's also Game Dev Studio though I haven't played it. I recently got Game Dev Studio after it was recommended by someone in a different thread - it's certainly better than Game Dev Tycoon. If you get a 9+ game and make the same Game again, it will only have a score of around 5, if you choose a different topic and genre, you will score about 7. So to get good Scores its best to do it like this. 0. Hire allround developers (well rounded stats) 1. Train each one of your employees 1-2 times 2. Research 1 new Topic, 2-3 new researches 3. This guide covers every single aspect of Game Dev Tycoon; the Achievements, Unlocks, Combinations and Tips. This guide gives an indication of which things to emphasize when creating the "perfect game". For example, adventure games has three (+++) plusses on the PC, and the PC works optimally for mature audience (+++), the topic "fantasy" works Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon was notorious for how much crack-protection it had which would break the game. The entire game was booby-trapped with loads of tamper checks that slowed down pirates immensely. Whereas Ripto's Rage was cracked in less than a week, Year of the Dragon took over two months to fully crack. 33. Skyrim is just Elder Scrolls V. It’s the 5th Elder Scrolls game. It’s a sequel. What I’m saying is this: Sequels = A-Ok. New Game (Franchise) with Same Genre in short time = No-No. And that’s how it is in the real world. You don’t see multiple game franchises from the same developer in the same genre going on at once and in quick A level 3 employee starts with some very healthy stats, with a design + tech totalling around 600. This means you need less training in order to reach the levels needed for specializations later on. Further, you want to combine those high stats with one more: Speed. A high-speed level 3 (at hire) employee will put out a sick amount of bubbles. EvoGamer May 1, 2013, 12:39pm #8. 80% + 40% means your final game will only reach 60% of it’s potential during that phase of development. In some games, this might not have much impact, but for most this WILL affect your final ratings. mantari_damacy May 1, 2013, 12:42pm #9. Firstly I take everything good about game dev and crank them up ( 160+ topics, 23 genres etc). Combine in elements from other tycoon style games like price sliders / language packs / ai companies / stocks etc.. Pepper in some of my own ideas like delaying games to hit balance, case studies, topic deep-dives and more. kLT7.

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