Such a unique take on the drug dealing simulator genre, honestly was the schedule I before Schedule I. highly recommend this game to anyone into the genre

A novel little game. It's pretty much business management, which I love, but with a "gus fring" theme. It kind of feels bare bones right now, with minimal interactions with customers, police, and rivals. I think the biggest gripe I have is that you're limited to a small number of employees you can hire in your production side, which artificially stymies growth.

That said, if you really like business management and you want a hint of base building / point protection, then this could be your game.

I like the idea of the game. But in practice I'm not getting it running. :(
The tutorial is ok, but after that you are left alone without any help. Workers are dying because nobody tells you that they need to sleep and eat in your factory. New workers can only be hired after restart because of bugs. The new workers dont start working because nothing reminds me, that I forgot to dedicate special workplaces to them. You build your factory and it seems that the garages cannot connect to your building; it stays a single cube with a missing backwall. You buy two mopeds, but deliveries are way to slow; you deliver 2 parcels while producing 20 new. Orienting on the map is a mess; a simple minimap with markers and 'point an klick' is really missing. You build your first laundrystore (without the tutorial mission; realized to late that this exists; nothing explained it...) and the proportions of the rooms are way off. My start money is all spent, but earning new money is really slow because deliveries not seem to keep up....

I have no motivation to invest 30+ hours in learning the really basic mechanics before in any kind enjoying a start in freeplay. Maybe I give the game a 2nd chance, but my first impression is really dissappointing.