Endless TV Tycoon

How do you market a show. On the game’s tutorial it says marketing managers can run ad campaigns but when I use them they can just do the same thing as show runners. I don’t see any option to run ad campaigns. Please how do you do this, I'm tired of my shows tanking and getting 0.0m views

I like the game but it’s is hard to make money and it is very interesting you should add loans and also make it more attractive too. I give you 5 star cuz it’s satisfying at least it made my day

This game has so many potential to be better and popular if only you can work on it and make it less difficult to play, make it easier for the players to figure how the episode scores works. I like the game but please make it easier to play and not go bankrupt easily.

It's easy to go bankrupt and we should be able to see the score requirement before post production

It is a really nice game and I hope it can have more features. Is there a way to stop producing a particular show

The ad pop ups are insane especially because the ad in question is an ad for the game I’m already playing. I get they need subscribers to help pay but every 10 minutes an ad for the game I’m playing isn’t going to help

For one of your voted features Customizable Seasons how many episodes will we be able to produce? Do you have a limit?

I remember playing this game with no ads at all and how amazing it was. I get that you guys need to make money by encouraging people to pay for their to be no ads, but as someone who won’t pay, the ads are unbearable. I can barely skip one week without getting a 15 second unskippable ad

Hi (>ᴗ•), ★★ In my exploration of this game, I found myself grappling with a range of factors that led me to a 2-star rating. Despite recognizing the evident hard work poured into its development, a few noteworthy drawbacks significantly impacted my overall gaming experience. Ads Overload: One of the major pain points was the inundation of ads. It felt like a constant interruption, hindering the flow of gameplay and immersion. Striking a balance between ad revenue and user experience is crucial for a more enjoyable gaming session. Buggy Encounters: Encountering bugs throughout gameplay added an unexpected layer of frustration. These glitches disrupted the natural progression of the game, highlighting the need for more robust testing and debugging procedures. Lack of Engaging Elements: The game left me with a lingering sense of boredom. While I appreciate the effort invested, there seems to be a missing element that could elevate the engagement level. Whether through more diverse challenges or interactive features, injecting excitement could greatly enhance user satisfaction. Missing Entertainment Factor: Despite spending considerable time immersed in the game, the entertainment factor fell short of expectations. A game’s success often hinges on its ability to captivate and entertain players, making this an area ripe for improvement. Elusive Harmony: The overall gaming experience left me with a vague feeling that something was off. Pinpointing the exact issue proved challenging, but this elusive discomfort played a role in my rating decision. It might be beneficial for developers to delve into user feedback to identify and address this underlying concern. In conclusion, while acknowledging the hard work put into this game, the issues with ads, bugs, boredom, and a certain indefinable discomfort collectively contribute to a 2-star rating. Addressing these concerns could potentially transform the gaming experience and elevate it to new heights.

It’s a very fun game that runs really smooth and doesn’t have many bugs. But I just feel like it’s missing something like I said it’s a great game and it’s very fun but I just needs more