Market Simulator – A Half-Baked Attempt at a Market Management Game

 Market Simulator presents an idea that, at its core, has potential. The fundamental mechanics are present, and the gameplay is roughly solid. However, the execution leaves much to be desired. While structurally sound from a mathematical perspective, the game seems intent on riding the success of Market Together without carving out its own identity. Here is a pros and cons list I have made for the game.

Pros

The core game mechanics are present, and the gameplay is functional, though lacking in depth.

Cons

Market Simulator is probably one of the weakest games I have played. I requested a key from the developer, expecting a well-structured and polished experience. While the numerical systems appear logically sound, everything else feels uninspired and underdeveloped. The game lacks originality, with no custom assets or cohesive visual design. Textures feel mismatched, there are no shadows, and the presentation gives the impression of a hastily assembled project.

Final Thoughts

Market Simulator may seem appealing at first glance, but beneath its surface lies a game that falls far short of expectations. Like a cake made with nothing but salt, water, and cornstarch—it may look sweet, but the experience is disappointingly bitter.