I've been playing Gear City for a fairly long time, with 25+ hours logged before it was even on Steam. During this time the game has added a lot of content, stability and polish. The UI and graphical aspects of the game are not the strongest, however the simulation and "tycoon" aspects are very fun. The difficulty level is just right and the AI can pose legitimate challenges in your companies future. Whilst you can play this game pretty much anyway you want, realistic options give you realistic results. For example, producing luxary sedans in Kenya in 1900 is probably not a sustainable business model. At any rate, I've enjoyed my time with GearCity and will continue to do so as the game is perfected even more.

I've been playing Gear City for a fairly long time, with 25+ hours logged before it was even on Steam. During this time the game has added a lot of content, stability and polish. The UI and graphical aspects of the game are not the strongest, however the simulation and "tycoon" aspects are very fun. The difficulty level is just right and the AI can pose legitimate challenges in your companies future. Whilst you can play this game pretty much anyway you want, realistic options give you realistic results. For example, producing luxary sedans in Kenya in 1900 is probably not a sustainable business model. At any rate, I've enjoyed my time with GearCity and will continue to do so as the game is perfected even more.