Some days you'll be told that you need to obtain more stores and then a random event will pop up that removes a handful of your stores under the justification that you've expanded too quickly. Rather than adhering to any particular pattern, it seems that the events that affect your bottom line are completely arbitrary. Even with the Barristas maxed out, you'll still be lucky to even get close to $100 a day.Īnd all your hard work can be undone in an instant by the multiple random events that occur through the day. Imagine how angry you'll be when you've scrimped and saved up enough money to buy the Ultimate Coffee Grinder only to discover that it doesn't provide the $100 income a day that the game says it provides. Each of these upgrades theoretically offers a bonus to your cash, customer and store acquisition but, in practice, they don't seem to have any effect. By the time your empire has reached its peak, you'll be serving caramel cappuccinos and buying ads during the Super Bowl. At the very beginning of the game, you'll barely have enough to start serving decaf or offering employee discounts. There are a number of new menu items and business upgrades you can buy throughout the game. Apparently, the people who run these coffee shops are simply too busy to take their money to a bank. Rather they simply serve as a limit on the amount of money you can have at one time. The number of stores you can have is limited by the number of customers you have but the stores don't seem to impact your ability to sell coffee. While the concept of having more baristas to sell coffee and more managers to bring in the customers seems intuitive enough, the purpose of sending executives out to acquire more stores is a little iffy. The game requires you to achieve 1,000,000 customers in order to achieve victory. When you're ready to open, you'll watch the game play through a single day and watch your profits rise and fall according to your decisions. Each day you can adjust the proportion of your employees working in each of those three areas. If you cannot start this game on your iPod, please ask for a refund to apple.* Language: English/Korean * Blog: .kr * Page: facebook.There are three types of employees in Coffee Tycoon: Baristas to sell coffee, Managers to bring in customers, and Executives to buy up more stores. Please remove cache data by pressing home button twice if you have any problem with the sound and keyboard. Graphics can show up differently in the lower version. This application is compatible with iPhone 4 and 4S. Coffee beans, kit items and mug items purchased in 'Making Coffee Lite', can be used in this application, only. Beautiful graphics and realistic sounds - Amusing characters and coffee recipes - Diverse levels and stages - Cute mug items presented through level clear and mission complete - Luxurious mug items of creative design - Kit items that support playing game - Elaborate touch screen control - This application includes advertisements and has less levels and stages than the original game. 'Coffee making tycoon game that is easy, fun and evolved according to the Smartphone' 'Implementing the beautiful graphics, realistic sound, fun characters and various coffee recipes' 'Very popular to people who miss classic tycoon games like diner dash' Americano, Cafe Latte, Cappuccino, Cafe mocha, Caramel Macchiato Make fragrant coffee with diverse ingredients and recipes!!! You can acquire knowledge of coffee from enjoying this pocket barista simulation game, too.

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