Cash Rush

Got this because of the good reviews, hoping for a lite sim game. Unfortunately it's just a barebones clicker/idle game. You buy stock which your workers automatically put out on the tables which are then automatically purchased by customers. After a while you can start stocking more expensive items but it's really slow and there's nothing to do in between. It looks like you can buy some basic furniture but I never got that far. Going to refund this. I can only imagine that the positive reviews are the developer's friends or something.

A game for less than three dollars It's mostly a clicker, with a little work it could be very interactive and customizable. I'd recommend adding stocking controls, so if you want to have a supply of apples but sell bananas first then set bananas as top priority

Idle game without much interaction and no choice. Not broken in any way but not interesting in any way either.

The base of this game is fine (it doesn't seem broken), but the systems it uses are monotonous at best and everything it's trying to do has been done exceptionally well elsewhere already. Don't waste your money. You want a Clicker Game? [spoiler]Clicker Heroes[/spoiler] You want a unique Idle Resource Sim? [spoiler]NGU Idle[/spoiler] You want the be the shopkeeper in and RPG? [spoiler]Winkeltje: The Little Shop[/spoiler] You want to be the shopkeeper in an RPG who has to collect their materials to sell? [spoiler]Moonlighter[/spoiler] You want to be the shopkeeper in an RPG & rebuild your family's shop? [spoiler]My Time in Portia[/spoiler]

Kind of pointless. You start in a room with one table, and a cash register, then you figure that you have to buy red fruits (apples?) or something to sell. People come in and buy it and only pay 10 cents for it. Then you do a lot of waiting until you have to buy more stock to watch people come in and buy them. Boring.

I beat the game in 64 minutes on my first run. More: There is no reason to ever purchase anything other than the maximum priced stock you can afford. There is a grid placement system which leads me to think that tactical placement will be required, but I didn't find placement variations to be rewarding enough to bother with (or notice the impact of). The new day screen interrupts gameplay and offers nothing of value to make up for this. The profit number doesn't count stock that you bought and haven't sold yet, so expect the number to be completely useless in determining how much you actually made. (Not that I'd want to stop gameplay to see daily profits anyways. This can be a number stuffed in a corner for those interested.)

Too short

Very great concept. Lots of potential. Really worth keeping an eye on this game. This could become one of the greats

This game is very good. but the most important thing in these games. is saving there is not even 1 saving slot or anything to save the game. it even states ingame ye we know this game sucks there is no save feature do you still wanna quit. so if you play like 3 hours to make a awesome shop its all gone when you leave. its not even visible on this shopping page that it doesnt have a save feature. its written nowhere until you bought it. and yes its worth the money indeed its a very good start. but never ask money or promise a good game when it lacs a save feature or anything like it to contine where you left off. you cannot expect to keep people playing your game if they cannot reach anything because then they have to play it 24/7 because otherwise they lose their game. so my advice. add a save feature. it can be as easy as 123 to add it. as its a grid based system saving itemID + X + Y is more then enough the money items and such are even more easy to save. im a dev myself and i kno...

what an adictive game , its freaking awesome