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Old-School Astor
02 Nov 2023 12:12
It's challenging and rewarding, and it's a lot of fun to build your own business empire from the ground up. I highly recommend it!
Retropreneur
21 Oct 2023 23:46
must-play for any fan of business simulations and retro gaming. It's got a great balance of challenge and fun
REVIEWS
Bit Baron
01 Nov 2023 11:11
​I'm a big fan of business simulation games, and Retro Business Tycoon is one of the best I've played. It's got a great retro aesthetic, and the gameplay is really addictive. I've spent hours trying to build my business empire, and I'm still having a blast.
O.G. Tycoon
08 Oct 2023 05:46
I highly recommend it to anyone, even if you're not a fan of the genre.
Old-School Astor
02 Nov 2023 12:12
Tycoon Online is a great game for all ages. It's easy to learn, but difficult to master. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a challenging and rewarding business simulation game.
Old-School Astor
22 Sep 2023 16:10
Changed my mind. It's so much fun to build your own business empire from the ground up, and the retro graphics and gameplay are really enjoyable.
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Fish
Gerald Ford
So, if every factory produces the same amount of goods per hour, what is the benefit of having fisheries popping out only $50 per hour instead of any other building
James Stein
The prices raise and lower themselves automatically (within the range 5-150) depending on whether a good is over or under produced relative to the rest of the market. If every finished good was produced in equal number with a proportionally higher number of prerequisite primary and intermediate goods produced, the prices would remain fixed.
The fish industry has a low cost to expansion, since a full chain (not counting a grocery shop) only occupies 6 zones, thus it is easily overproduced in the early to mid game. In addition to the low zone cost, the fact the unique __cpLocation of the zones can't be readily recycled into a different factory means that players have lower incentive to demolish their factories as prices plummet until they hit the building count limit.
However, it looks like a downward trend in relative production might already be in progress, so some price increases in the next few days are possible, depending on what players do first.