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Crypto Miner Tycoon Simulator is a niche game, and that’s both its strength and its weakness. It’s great for people who want exactly what it offers - a detailed dive into crypto history and mining management, but it’s priced too high for what it delivers, especially when compared to other economy/management games like Software Inc., Stonk Market 9800, or Startup Company.

✅ What I Liked
The game does a great job recreating crypto’s historical evolution.

It scratches a very specific itch if you’re into crypto, hardware, and management sims.

As someone in that niche, I really enjoyed it once I finally bought it.

⚠️ The Problem
The price kills its potential. At its current cost (even on sale), it’s only appealing to the small crypto-nerd niche. Lowering the price could open it up to a much broader audience.

Bad UI. Compared to other games in the genre, it feels clunky and outdated, which makes the high price even harder to justify.

Lack of community growth. Because it’s expensive, fewer people buy it, which means no active modding scene, fewer discussions, and slower improvement- a huge missed opportunity for a tycoon game that could thrive with community support.

This isn’t a new release either it’s been out for a few years so the price should realistically have dropped by now.

🎯 Who Should Buy It?
If you’re into crypto history or mining management, you’ll likely enjoy it (I did). But if you’re just a general tycoon or economy-sim player, you’ll probably feel it’s overpriced for what you get.

Why I’m Not Recommending It
Even though I enjoyed it, I can’t recommend it at this price because I believe it’s hurting the game’s future. Without more players, there’s no community, no mods, and no long-term life.

Once the price drops, I’ll gladly change this review to positive. But until then: great niche game, bad pricing strategy.

Score: 6.5/10 - Good concept, but held back by UI issues, pricing, and lack of community support.

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