I generally like management games, and I also find the topic (markets) of this one interesting, but I don’t think the instructions are presented in a way that helps players understand how to play. I ended up checking the comments for tips, any screenshot/small guides, or strategies, but there really weren’t any there either. So I don’t think most people were able to understand what’s going on either.

I think the #1 priority for your game right now should be improving the onboarding experience so players can more easily grasp the mechanics and flow of the game.

I like the art style and UI design. The game itself was very complex for me (I don't follow markets or have a finance background). The tutorial had some Spanish words mixed in which made it harder to understand. The concept is cool and the mechanics are polished. I suggest reworking the tutorial and simplifying the early game progression. 

Very pretty UI, nice background music.  Some of the screens passed by a little to quickly for me to understand what they were at first, and there's some Spanish mixed in with the English and unrecognized characters in the font.  

That being said, I played way longer than I intended, and ended up in the to 10 on the leader boards!  Also, capitalism is very scary.

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Cool economy simulator! It takes a bit of time to understand what is going on, but once you do, you start to see the depth and the number of options available 🙂

I liked the style/aesthetics of the game so much (minimalism style enjoyer here) but embarking process(tutorial) into the mechanics didn't teach me how to play it right. I wouldn't like to say that this game is only for specific player audience/base I just think that tutorial part needed to be re-thinked somehow. Also half of the UI was in Spanish. 

Pretty nice game! I love the theme and though I find the game pretty hard to optimize, I can see myself getting sucked in more and more as I play. Not sure how this connects to the theme though but I assume its the stakeholders connection part. There's a bit of an overwhelming amount of text but the tutorial does do a good job in giving me directions. There are some text that are not in English which would be nice if it was in English so I can understand the stats n stuff of some of it! Overall, I had a fun time! Great work!

Good job with this one! The art style is simple, but in a good way that keeps the focus on the mechanics and systems of the game, and there are a lot of them. 

This honestly feels like a really solid base for a larger management game, and also like a huge amount of work for a game jam.

And yeah, the game could probably use a bit more guidance or “hand holding” at the start, but overall it’s a really cool game and great work here.

Slightly confusing at first, but I had a lot of fun and made a lot of money.

I didn't get it the first time and ran my company into the ground. Second go went much better, I cornered the triangle market because that just seemed appropriate. Safe to say I got my Golden Parachute. Some things I found a little confusing, like, seeing how many factories I held of which good at a given time, which trends were heading which direction when, and understanding the wait to sell goods and where exactly that fell in the timeline of other business concerns. There was a lot of interesting strategy here, I think the UI just needs a little polish to figure out how to pass the necessary information to the player. Also didn't help it was half in Spanish too. I guess that's how it goes for these global multinationals though, now isn't it?

This is a very complex game! While it’s not really my type of genre, I think a management game like this is very unique for a jam.

I can see that there has been a lot of work put into this, but I personally lack any interest in the topic to really get into that - sorry.

sidenote: the game starts in spanish for me - even though the options show english selected. picking spanish and then english again fixed it for me though.

It's a very original concept and you have obviously put in a lot of work, it's just not something I'm interested in sorry.

I know almost nothing about stocks. A lot of the jargon just flew over my head, which was made even worse by the changing language! :V

But I think I got some of it down, I was just overwhelmed by the UI and what I had to do.
Introducing elements over time would help a lot, like "Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator".

Wow such a dense game for a jam this was super impressive. Hard to get your bearings but then it starts to make sense. Really well done

The music and UI was very appealing and pleasing. I liked it. The interactions were fluid and it felt very polished. I got a bit stuck  of what was happening and what I was supposed to do. I'm not very good at stocks or data, so I might not be the ideal tester here.

Feedback:

1. Sometimes the language would flip between Spanish and English which made it harder to understand. But not that big of a deal

2. There was one screen on Logistics that just said something like f2b.title or something weird

3. It's a lot to digest the first play through. Maybe some way to ease into the mechanics would be good. I ended up just pressing buttons the first couple of plays to understand what was happening.

Cool concept and I like the abstract "products". It seems like a lot of what's "optimal" play is based on predicting what the AI will do, and that wasn't totally clear to me (e.g. they all dumped into circles over triangles, when it seems like the distinction between the two is arbitrary). I really like the simulation elements here and the presentation, UI, color scheme! It feels like a game with depth