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Magazine Mogul

Magazine Mogul

|Japan|Simulator, Strategy

9.6 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

51 ratings
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Steam · Player score9.6/1051 ratings
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Help your community grow through the power of the press in this magazine sim! Take charge of your own magazine! It's up to you to turn heads and help your community grow through the power of the press! It all starts with compelling coverage. Brainstorm story ideas and angles with your editorial team, then deploy staff to put those ideas into print. Hit the streets for info and you just might snag the hottest scoop of the year! Wider circulation means better publicity and tourism for your town, so win new readers over with fresh and interesting features! Keep it up and the mayor may headhunt you to assist with urban planning, relying on you for advice on public projects, events, and even what businesses to invite into town. A small local magazine can make a big difference! Do you have what it takes to become a magazine mogul?

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.6/10 across 51 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Simulator, Strategy, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 16 Jun, 2020
5/10

The lack of creative innovation from one Kairosoft title to another becomes exhausting if you play more than a few of them, and Magazine Mogul is an incredibly shallow experience. It's a pick-up-and-play delight, and it has an appealing theme, but where Game Dev Story is so well regarded because it established Kairosoft, Magazine Mogul is really starting to wear out the welcome. It's frustrating because all Kairosoft would need to do is throw caution to the wind and make just one serious simulation game with this set of production values and the company would completely reinvent itself for the better, I feel. The focus on unrelentingly casual experiences is nothing more than a game of rapidly diminishing returns for the company, and I just can't see even the most hardened Kairosoft fan caring about these new releases any longer.

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