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[Banks]

I got a fairly okay phone that is kinda new, but I haven't really installed all too many apps on it. I have a decent amount of storage that I can take advantage of, so I figured I may as well download some mobile games, maybe some productivity apps, and maybe other apps that you guys suggest.

I mostly want to check out some mobile games, any suggestions for some good ones? I'm open to other fun and interesting apps though, so if there is something you would recommend, I'm open to suggestions.

 

[cjg]

I haven't been on in a while, and I'm not sure if this is asking the lines of what you were thinking, but ....

Download the Lumosity app... It's like a collection of brain train games . You might like it

 

[leah.B1]

There's this realtor simulator game I have been into for a little bit. If you get bored with "running things" and building up houses/apartments etc then this game may not be for you but if you do like those things, its called "Rent Please! Landlord Sim".

 

[Harbinger]

There's this realtor simulator game I have been into for a little bit. If you get bored with "running things" and building up houses/apartments etc then this game may not be for you but if you do like those things, its called "Rent Please! Landlord Sim".

I like how that sounds. Seems like a game you can play and it won’t take too much of your attention.

 

[leah.B1]

Its exactly that. You start off with buying a apartment complex and then you rent out the rooms. The more rooms you have, the more people and then the people, the more money you will receive to upgrade furniture and to get better living areas and recreational places. You can honestly be on there for like 5 minutes and then get off. Your money will still be collecting in the background.

 

[Harbinger]

Its exactly that. You start off with buying a apartment complex and then you rent out the rooms. The more rooms you have, the more people and then the people, the more money you will receive to upgrade furniture and to get better living areas and recreational places. You can honestly be on there for like 5 minutes and then get off. Your money will still be collecting in the background.

Well I;m getting it hopefully there isn’t any play to win elements.

 

[cjg]

TThat

There's this realtor simulator game I have been into for a little bit. If you get bored with "running things" and building up houses/apartments etc then this game may not be for you but if you do like those things, its called "Rent Please! Landlord Sim".

That does expound cool .. I member one person on here was saying there was a Sim game in which he used Powernomics principles to win .. Sounds like something similiar

 

[leah.B1]

Well I;m getting it hopefully there isn’t any play to win elements.

Thankfully thats not the whole game. Of course it does have small microtransactions IF you want to buy things but you definitely don't have too. The game doesn't run based off those. I haven't bought a thing and the game has been wonderful. I do have to add, you may have to watch ads to get more money but i feel like sometimes its worth it. Theres a person that comes to the apartment and basically gives you free money for the apartment but in exchange, you can watch an ad. Now, you don't have too but the more times he comes, the more money he brings sooo 👀 if you're in hard times lol, those ads come in handy. Plus the ads are like 20 seconds so its really not that bad.

 

[leah.B1]

TThat

That does expound cool .. I member one person on here was saying there was a Sim game in which he used Powernomics principles to win .. Sounds like something similiar

Ooh, well I am not all the way sure about that one but it seems like it basically tells you how to build an apartment complex from scratch and turn your tenants complaints into compliments so that you can grow in your business . 🤷🏽‍♀️ Also to upgrade your electricity and water of course. Idk if it directly goes into powernomics per say.