I Want to be a Billionaire 2

As a casual gamer, you’ve probably encountered clicker games and I Want to be a Billionaire 2 does a good job of bringing that addictive build-and-grow excitement to the virtual business. The premise is simple enough — build shops, get paid, buy improvements — an all too familiar cycle that’s nonetheless enjoyable. The thrill of not just mindlessly clicking through commerce is here: It’s strategy as you stave off threats and weigh the risk versus reward of your entrepreneurial exploits. Though some players might find awkward non-saving games frustrating—there’s no more dire sense of failure than losing your progress in a game—you can’t help but feel it appeals to the casual gamer who isn’t hunting for perfection. The game strikes a good balance where every click matters but fellow gamers that have played have had a bone to pick with it not having a save. Fortunately, this appears to prompt you to play the game on repeat, so each go is fresh as you try different tactics in your battle to amass that in-game treasure. If you’re someone who loves light mechanics and the fact that you can manage a business without real-world pressure, I Want to be a Billionaire 2 scratches that capitalist itch in a way that’s downright fun. Thank you for your cooperation.