With enough cash, you can hire managers to do the cash collection click for you. So you sit there waiting for these little money timers to reach their end, then you click again, repeat and repeat and repeat, spending everything you earn on making everything you own earn more.
ADVENTURE CAPITALIST UPGRADE
Each 'new' industry brings in vastly more sums of money, but at a slower rate, at least until you upgrade it. Or you can wait a while longer and unlock a whole new industry - newspapers, pizza delivery, donut restaurants, all the way up to banks and oil companies. Same again and 50, 100 and 200 (and beyond, but I'm not there yet). Make it to 25 and the speed of its profits double. So initially you've got just one lemonade stand, but its profits get spent on buying another one. An infinite snowball effect - buy a small industry, spend its profits on a larger industry, and then a larger one, and onwards and upwards until what began as a handful of dollars trickling in every second becomes billions.Īll you have to do is click a button to buy/found/invest in/not sure but it doesn't matter I guess a new company as and when you have the cash. This is a game which solely concerns itself with the acquisition of money, which is then spent on buying things which mean more money. I say playing, but what I mean is 'watch numbers roll in and occasionally press a button when one lights up'. I've been playing it for getting on for six hours now. It was free, it seemed to be a managementy thing, it seemed like it might be mocking the world of high finance, and so I reasoned it was a reasonable way to spend a little bit of my time in between other features. Hyper Hippo's financial management game (let's call it that for now even though it's not entirely helpful) came to our attention because it was an unknown quantity suddenly doing very well for itself in the Steam charts. AdVenture Capitalist is a satire of everything that is wrong with Skinner Box games and free-to-play games. AdVenture Capitalist is an idle game - i.e. AdVenture Capitalist is a free game, in theory.
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