Awesome ! i just had a little audio bug where all the sounds happens at once, wich cause unpleasant saturation.

I rather enjoyed this, actually. Well done on the audio and the theme fit. It might be good to make it a little more obvious how to proceed to the next month. It took me a little long to figure out how to proceed to the next month.

But the biggest thing I can say is that I realized I needed to stop playing it, so I could review it.

My friends and I talked about a similar concept several weeks ago. So nice to see you implement this. It is way more fun than we expect. Really great idea and implementation.

Neat. I found it most fun in Pocket Change mode where I had to work up to higher funds.

It's hard to get a sense of whether things are going well or not. I didn't see anyone ever missing a payment or defaulting on their loans regardless of their credit rating.

It is a nice little game however I find it a little bit simple, just pick everyone that has good credit ratings and it seems to work fine. I am also confused when should I proceed to next month since customer keep coming in if I keep switching between screens. Overall it is quite enjoyable and it would be better if I can track my progress better and if I need to make more decisions

It's like looking at a shiny power point! I just approved everyone's request. Not sure if my bank is good or not.

This is a surprisingly fun game! Good job on the audio.

Some ideas I was looking towards:
> Giving you a better overview of your customers, investors, and finances
> More complicated customers, with things like dynamic income, expenses,
> Market cycle/tides that make company types either more or less likely to default
> Info about competing banks and an overview of market shares
> Better customer and lender generation rules
> Ability for customers to be go behind on payments and catch up... ability to get value back on some defaulting deals... add a third button to change how much the customers are charged.
> Online markets/leader boards

And then some basic fixes:
> Using a better audio management library
> Adding end-conditions... bankruptcy or monopoly.

Thank you guys very much for sharing your ideas, I'll look forward to developing this a bit more in the future.


@jackyjjc: Being able to find new customers by switching screens was an early feature added for testing, but seemed like an OK feature for anyone who wants to put in some extra time before ending the month. I'll look for a way to make that an apparent feature.

Fun idea. I think that you default to mostly profitable choices though? When I accepted every offer I got, it seemed to run fairly well :)

Wow, so many numbers! :-) I found it a little bit hard to compare the k-numbers with the non-k-numbers, maybe it would be more easy to read if they are all written the same.
Especially the coin-sound made this game very enjoyable! :-)

It's a refreshing take on the theme, and it stands out from what you usually see in this compo.

The gameplay lacks a bit of depth, as others have pointed out, which is understandable given this was made in 48hrs.

Refreshing interpretation of the theme, and it fits very well ^^ (honestly I'm a bit surprised I haven't come across more games a bit like this one. Rather repetitive after a while, but that's to be expected I suppose. Music is pretty cute, and perfect for this type of game (:

I enjoyed it a lot, but I agree with the other commenters - I wish there was an end game. It does seem difficult to know whether things were going well or not, but I only accepted people with fair or better credit scores so maybe I was never going to encounter someone defaulting on a loan and causing trouble.