Welcome to Auto Dealership Tycoon, own and operate your own car dealership. Watch your Customer Satisfaction Rating, if it sinks too low customers will stop coming! Special customers will visit your Dealership on occasion! Sometimes good, sometimes bad. Customer Satisfaction Rating Used Car Auctions Trade-ins Buy Competing Dealerships Weather 35+ Improvements 5 Buildings 8 Brands 25 Cars Adjustable Pricing Random Events
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Product refunded When I saw this game in the Steam store I was really excited because it sort of reminded me of Game Dev Tycoon, the graphics seemed decent and the videos that showed the gameplay made it look like a fun game. Unfortunately it was far from my expectations. Here is a list I compiled of all the flaws I encountered: Not able to charge more than 1-1.5k$ profit on new car prices or nobody will buy your cars (imagine that for real life dealerships) The creators solve this problem by saying "You need to find the sweetspot/price for a car to sell for" which is like saying "its a feature, not a bug", you should at least be able to give your sales staff margins (%) so they can cut the price a bit if a customer thinks it's too expensive. Not being able to change the price for options you sell on a car (Satnav, Audio system, Winter package.. all seem to sell for 500-600$)
This is a great concept for a Tycoon game. Unfortunately, a great concept is completely squandered on this dreadfully boring and poorly designed game. By about 30 minutes in, I had already figured out a "sweet spot" for pricing and stock levels. From then on, it was "set it and forget it", with the only "gameplay" being tediously stocking cars and parts before the start of each day. Pros: Graphics are not great, but sufficient for the genre Cons: Where to begin? (1) The economic model behind this game is terrible, especially for used cars. There is no differentiation for quality of used cars in the game (no mileage or condition differences), yet two cars of the same model can sell for wildly different prices, seemingly at random. Since there is no method for price discovery, you are left randomly guessing at what a price should be. This led me to just ignore used cars all together b
Product refunded This is first game I have every requested a refund on in steam. I have recent game I dont care for, but I just figure my fault. This game is really simple and boring. You just click a button and watch entire day go by with no way to intereact with the customers. I would think you have sales people bringing you people wanting to haggle down price of cars etc etc, but instead it just jushes you through day with no abilitiy to make any managment decisions. Which is really disapointing for game with the tycoon in the description.
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME..... i have spoken to the dev and they have 100% abandon this game to work on another AFTER ONLY TWO FAILED UPDATES .they left this game broken an in disaray. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS DEV!!!!! or There future games
This game is very simplistic, yet can get annoying. For example, I was losing a lot of CSR because I didn't have a 'Cheapolla' or whatever it's called. I had just a bit over 18,000 dollars. Cheapollas cost 14,000 each. So, I could only one Cheapolla and start the day. When I started the day, customers came in, only asking for a Cheapolla. The first customer asked for a Cheapolla, and bought it. You would expect a lot more people to come in, and they did. All of them wanted a Cheapolla. As I explained, I only had one. So, I lost loads of CSR and got NO money because I had one Cheapolla and everyone else wanted one. It was an endless cycle of buying one car, losing that car, losing CSR and ending up with the same ammount of money as when I started the day. With this and a lot of other frustrating things, I have to give Auto Dealership Tycoon a 4/10. It has a few good things in it, but the
I really hate writing a bad review for a game. This game seemed like an enjoyable sim - management game judging from the screenshots and the video. But after starting to play the game, it immediately got boring. The game starts giving a bad impression with its poorly designed tutorial. You only read lines of what each and every thing in the game does. There seems to be not much to do after all the long lines of the tutorial. You basically set a price for the cars and buy/sell cars & car parts and wait for someone to buy your cars and parts... This game is far from entertaining and fun to play. I requested a refund and I do not recommend buying it.
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