- Category: Games
- First released: October 19, 2012
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Kairosoft Co.,Ltd
- com.kairosoft.gm67E
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Omg omg this is my favorite game ever! <br/>If you are planing to get this game... Get it now!
Why are you guys not. Asking anymore American games we can see all the other games your making that we can't play!
Funny game, one of my favorite. However, the latest update is 2 years ago, it didn’t optimize for iPhone XS. <br/><br/>In addition, where is the landscape mode? Cannot see the content of the very left corner. Wired
This game is awesome! I love everything about it! You basically create floors, get employees, help people various things, and one of my favorite parts is going on the list of clothes that I have and ordering the clothes I need for upcoming seasons (cause I'm anal like that). My only problem is after you build the 6th floor the game is pretty much finished, it keeps going, new things will happen, you will be able to sell enough of a certain company to buy more from them and all that, but once you use up all of your shelf/fixture/tenant space with all 6 floors... You don't get any more room for anything. This would be difficult but it would be amazing to be able to add more floors instead of having to keep destroying the fixtures I "don't need" to make room. But yeah... That's it.
I like this game the way I like Oh! Edo Towns, it's a simplistic Kairosoft game that involves combinations and upgrades. <br/><br/>A fun way to pass time.
I like this game
It is the best game ever and I have a game suggestion like its a mix of Kroger and then max! Make it totally free please!<br/>Best game company!!!!
I’ve been playing kairosoft games for about 10 years and this was one of the games i played. It’s still lot’s of fun and it’s refreshing to actually play the game instead of all these idle clickers you see nowadays.
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