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Big Business
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Genre: Social Games Status: Open Beta Time Unit: Realtime Theme: Business Graphics: 2D Period: Fantasy Fee: Buy ingame advantages Developer: Game Insight In: 17721 Rank: 252 -
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Big Business is the place where you can develop your own business in a city. Gamers can start the game from producing raw material from farms, manufacturing products in the factories to selling final products in the supermarkets. It brings out the full experience of running the economy in a city.
Nevertheless, the game also raises the environmental protection awareness. Gamers need to balance their city with trees and environmental facilities.
The premise is entirely typical: the player has just bought a city, and must transform it into an actual functioning metropolis, economy and all. In order to do so, they must balance population and happiness, as with Social City, as well as ecology, power, production, and roadways.
Every building constructed requires all of those resources, save the last two. The first are simple enough: players build houses to periodically increase population, and entertainment facilities keep the plebs happy so that more keep coming. However, ecology and power are a bit more unusual.
Power is provided by a Power Station building that produces a set amount of electricity. The management of it is not extensive, but players must periodically construct more stations in order to grow their city bigger. More buildings equals greater power requirements. The same goes for Ecology, with each building requiring a certain level of greenery to be present before it can be constructed. Consider it carbon offsets.
So what about money in Big Business? Within the game, there are a number of production buildings for money. From farms to oil refineries, players start out contracting for work. This means that players spend a little coin to produce some product over a set amount of time. The longer the time, the greater the end value.
Here's where things get fun. Once any given good is complete, it can either be shipped off to the store to be sold directly, or taken to yet another production facility and refined further. As a basic example, a farm can produce grain which can either be sold directly, or transported to a milling plant to be turned in to either flour or millet, thus increasing its value. In time, players will have materials being produced and shipped all around town, crafting an industrial loop as they attempt to create the most efficient form of business within their city...
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Big Business Guide: Quick Start
Big Business is a city building Facebook game developed by Game Insight. Build different businesses from the ground up by purchasing farms, factories to manufacture your goods, and sell them to commercial industries. Manage your city by including entertainment establishments, keeping it environmental friendly and increase its population. These are just a few of the things you can do to get started playing Big Business by referring to this quick start guide.
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