Ucuza alıp kartlarını satıp kar edebileceğiniz bir oyun.Bunun gibi daha fazla oyun isterseniz incelemelerimde 200 küsür oyun var bakabilirsiniz.

Klasik eski kafadan bir ticaret simülasyonu vakit öldürmek için denenebilir ama türü sevmeyen insanlar için hayatta çekilmez baştan uyarayım.

Artı olarak Steam koleksiyon kartları da var rozet yapabilir ya da satabilirsiniz.

BU OYUNU SATIN ALIP KOLEKSİYON KARTLARINI SATARAK KAR ELDE EDEBİLİRSİNİZ.BU VE BUNUN GİBİ 250 ADET OYUNU GÖRMEK İÇİN PROFİLİMİ ZİYARET EDİN!

ARKADAŞ EKLEMEKTEN ÇEKİNMEYİN

Bu oyun tam bir kart kasma oyunudur!

Ülkemiz şartlarında oyuna artık para yatırmak lüks sayılıyor.

bu yüzden oyuncular sanal ticaretlere atıldı.Bunlardan biride steam üzerinde kart kasarak paranızı katlamak, ve ben incelemelerimde tamda buna göre olan oyunları bulunduruyorum eğer paranızı 2 veya 3 katına çıkartıp oyun sayınızın artmasını istiyorsanız profilimi ve öbür incelemelerimi takip edebilirsiniz



Profilimden öbür incelemelerimede göz atabilirsiniz,
incelememin üstlerde kalması için geri bildirim yapmayı unutmayınız

✅İndirimdeyken alınıp kartları satılarak kâr edilebilir.

Hesabımda bunun gibi birsürü inceleme var kâr yaptıran oyunlar mevcut profilimden bakabilirsiniz.

Üstte kalması için incelemeye geri bildirim bırakmayı unutmayın.

640x400 çözünürlük sarmadı.

Oyun ilk başta biraz karmaşık gelebilir. Ama ilerleyen sürelerde çözdükten sonra baya sarıyo da 1 saatte oyun bitiyor o kötü :D

tam alışıyorsunuz, 2 milyon oyun paranız olunca otomatik olarak oyunu kazandınız olarak sayılıyorsunuz ve oynadığınız oyundan atılıyorsunuz :D :D

1 saatlik ticaret & savaş deneyimi istiyorsanız buyrun indirin derim. Ama zaman kaybı da olabilir sizin için tabi :D

Değişik bir deneyim kısacası.

This is a great little game. I have over a hundred games in my catalog and this scratches a very particular itch that none of the others do. There are a few small improvements that can be made. But what really impressed me was at first I couldn't save without a crash. It didn't take the developer very long to fix that. I wouldn't have expected that quickness from a AAA title, let alone a small, inde like this.

It can get repetitive. If you like RNG space trading games, though, you really have nothing to lose with this game. I paid more for my coffee this morning than I paid for this game. (And I'm enjoying this game far more than the coffee ;) )

I'm hoping the developer will put in an unlimited mode in the future. Perhaps even a way to re-roll (progress) the planets. More options are always welcome. But right now the game is a hoot. Have certainly got my money's worth.

4/10.

Give this game an award!

Not because it has deep and engaging gameplay.

Give it an award because it is the shallowest game I've ever seen.

So, you are a trader who buys and sells stuff IN SPACE. Your job is simply to get rich, and collect X "credits" (something you select on start) in order to "win." You'd think this would be quite an interesting, varied job. Nope!

Well, it is varied. In that everything's random. It's just that everything's too random. The fuel price varies from 40 / unit to 400 / unit, without any predictability. "Shares" in the market are hilariously random, jumping from 1 credit/share to 100 credits/share in a matter of turns (one planetary visit = one turn).

The Prime Minister, who you can sometimes see for free stuff, is more than not unavailable.


You also get some random events, like merchants appearing out of nowhere and selling you stuff or trying to buy your stuff. Generally they're not worth it, as you can find a better price elsewhere.

In addition, every, oh, 10 planets or so you can go to a planet and pick 1 of 3 spots to "look for a special item." These have hilariously terrible names taken straight out of sci-fi garbage. There's no plot to them or anything - you get money if you find them, or nothing if you don't.

And there's pirates! except... they're also terribly random. All fights are measured in damage - you do more damage than them, you win. Losing simply means they take some money and your stuff. Winning means nothing.

Money is not made by careful, well-planned decisions. No, money is made by buying stuff when it's <10 and selling it when it's >20. The inherent randomness means it's quite possible to fill my upgraded cargo of 2500 with Roses bought at 1 each, then sell them all on another planet for 50 each.

To be fair, this could be borderline interesting if it had engaging graphics, some voiceover. It doesn't. It has the single worst graphics I've seen - and I've played a couple of games from 1999.

As an example, consider the supernova random free credits event. There is just one bitmap image as a background, that's always the same. Not a zoomable bitmap or anything, or a 3D object - just a bitmap.

Then there's some random number text. This doesn't have any fancy casino-esque spinny dials. Rather, every 1/4 second or so it simply updates to another number, without anything.

Buttons have no "hover-over" or "depressed" sprites - consider your Steam UI as an example. When you hover your cursor over LIBRARY, it lights up. Click on it, and it lights up even more.

Not in this game. It all looks the same. For every button.

The graphics are terrible. Flash games have better graphics. Scratch games have better graphics. Hell, games designed to mimic CMD's interface have better graphics.

The freaking default Windows Movie Maker has better graphics.

All this game's graphics consist of text and bitmaps. There's a reason why it's only 57 MB in size.

Pirate battles consist of one screen of non-unique sprites and that's all there is to it.



After 73 minutes in the game, I've seen everything. There's nothing new, just some different names for some stuff.




Star Merchant has one bonus. And that is that everything happens when you click. There is no time problem, ever, not even in space battles or exploration, everything happens on one click. This means that it is a very play-at-your-own pace game. Unfortunately this is neutered by the fact that because this game runs in a beserk sort of forced-resolution fullscreen, you can't actually Alt+Tab (or Win+D) out of it.



How To Win:
-> go to a planet
-> pick up passengers (which are essentially free revenue per planet - you don't have to drop them off, presumably they're happy to hop off at the next planet)
-> if fuel price per unit is less than 200, fill to max
-> visit the Prime Minister to see if he has anything to say (usually he can't see you, but visiting him is cheap)
-> upgrade your cargo by 50
-> repair your ship every so often
-> up until here the passengers typically pay most of the above off
-> visit the main Trading Section
-> see if anything can be bought for less than 10 / unit - if so, fill your cargo with it
-> see if anything can be sold for more than 20/unit - if so, sell it
-> next planet


Oh, and there's no tutorial. Not that it takes more than 3min to learn. It's also basically impossible to fail even if you randomly do everything, and it is absolutely impossible to fail if you do the above.

In addition, the game isn't integrated with Steam and the Steam Overlay doesn't work. Else I'd show you some screenshots to show you how terrible it is.

And it insists on running in fullscreen without showing on the taskbar, making it absolutely impossible to Alt+Tab out of.

And the "win" screen is the single most unsatisfying I have seen in the game - just another bitmap with the text "You have recieved fame and honor throughout the galaxy," and an option to go back to the Main Menu.



I wouldn't even reccomend this game if it was free.