Smartphone Tycoon

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Smartphone Tycoon - Build Your Own Smartphone Empire

"Smartphone Tycoon" is a thrilling business simulator that allows you to create and manage your own smartphone company. Discover new technologies, release bestsellers, and compete to become a market leader. With strategic planning and innovation, you can gain fans worldwide and revolutionize the smartphone industry. Dive into the exciting world of tech entrepreneurship and show off your creativity in this engaging mobile game.

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By: Roastery Games

Downloads: 14,846

Rating: 3.43

(609)

Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2019-02-11)

Creation date: 2019-02-10

Price: 2.99

Email: ro*****@gmail.com

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User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Google Play Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Fun and engaging for users interested in designing smartphones
Potential for good gameplay and customization
Casual gameplay with slight challenges

Cons

Numerous bugs and glitches affecting gameplay
Confusing interface leading to frustration
Randomized ratings making phone success unpredictable
Missing features compared to the PC version
Lack of updates and developer support

Most mentioned

Bugs and crashes
Random rating system
Confusing controls and interface
Desire for more customization options
Comparison to the PC version

User reviews

It seems such almost exact same as smartphone Tycoon 2 except this one is worth a lot more in money there's no way you don't have to buy anything versus smartphone Tycoon 2 where you can buy stuff that's like $15 and there's tons of ads

Levi Babich, 2023-05-18

The game is broken. It seems to just open at random resolutions making it impossible to press or even see many of the buttons in the game. But when the game did work, it was a buggy mess that seemed to give the phones you designed random ratings rather than take into account any of the specs or design choices.