Leave a Review Coffee Inc 2
It’s a great game and I really love it.
BUT it keeps making me declare bankruptcy. Even when I have millions and billions of money invested in the other things. Within a second, it takes it all away because I don’t have the cash on hand. But it only takes a second to liquidate any of that stock, if it had give me an opportunity to do so. I think I have started this game about three times. I know I have more than once won this game to the fullest potential. But that is so annoying having to restart from scratch when you fully have the funds to pay for whatever is going on. And it would be nice if you didn’t have to micromanage the stores individually when it comes to their marketing department or any part. That should be a headquarters adjustment.
I really dearly love this game. I wish there was more games like this or that this game was larger. Because I think there’s far more potential to this game. Thank, You!!!
I honestly think I have learned something about being a CEO.
Ideas, being able to own the building that you have your headquarters in. Would be nice. What if you had to deal with unions? Or own the farm in whatever country that makes the coffee. That you like. And having to deal with the human rights of the people who harvest the crops. And make sure they’re treated fairly. And the Energy is clean. And shipping etc…Show lessPhenomenal
Basically the only decent ios business sim game. everything else is basically a cash grab, and while i think they do lock some vital aspects of the game behind a paywall, A its only 2$ and B i say its more than a worthwhile donation for the quality of the game
My only itch is that I find it a little too easy. even on the hardest difficulty and minimum starting funds you can easily wipe the competition given enough time. I think that its mainly due to the amount of space given for how little competitors there are. hundreds of shop spaces across 12 cities is extremely huge for only 5 "players" and you dont have to really worry about them whatsoever. I would love to see 10-15 competitors option because i think it would be a huge challenge trying to grab everything you can. i understand its probably because the game wouldnt be able to handle processing that many companies, as it already lags when calculating weekly earning towards end game with just 5, but i really hope it could be put in.
besides that keep up the good work, honestly hope to see the game expand beyond its coffee roots. honestly has the foundation to just be a business sim beyond just the coffee part, not that theres much reason to though. regardless, its a must playShow lessLove this game, but I’d like some more options
Let me just start off by saying this is one of my favorite mobile games out there. I’m rating it a 5 because it’s great and I don’t have any real issues with it. I only have suggestions that I’d like to see in the game.
I want wages to have a greater affect on store service and, thus, sales. This is generally accepted to be true: better wages, better service, better sales. So, if you’re paying your employees minimum/low wages, then you’re essentially putting a cap on the service that your employees provide and traffic decreases, as well as employees leaving for your competitors. If you’re paying employees well, your service cap increases which also increases traffic, and you’re more likely to find more talented workers. The drawback, of course, is that your stores are not profiting as much as they could be.
In addition to this, I’d like an option to see what other companies might be paying their employees. It doesn’t have to be exact, but a range would be nice. If you want to be a competitive company, you have to hire at similar/better wages than competitors, in addition to having benefits. I also want an option to hire employees at a set minimum wage across the world, city, etc. Many companies and organizations have a minimum wage they hire employees at in certain states. So, if I hire a COO to control operations, I know that employees are being hired at, say, $20/hr.Show less