Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator is a name that's too long to write out every time. It's also a game about buying and selling organs. From the name, description, and the look of the UI, one would think that this is a deep game about trading. It definitely looks like more effort was put into the gameplay than the art. Sadly, upon playing it, I don't think that's the case.
The game revolves around the most basic rule of trading - buy low, sell high. You can either accept requests, buy organs from the market, and sell them to the people asking for them. Or you can use the stock market to buy organ stocks and then later sell them for a higher value. Same principle, but the stock market is easier to work with. Now, I didn't quite get to see what the goal of the game is, aside from making money, as after several in-game days of trading, that seemed to be all you could do. Sure, you get more requests and items to choose from as you complete requests, but fundamentally the game doesn't change, and it doesn't get any more interesting. You just accept a request, find an organ for cheaper than the request, and profit from the margin.
Admittedly, there are probably more advanced tactics with abusing NPCs and choosing what to buy and sell and when, but I found no real reason to interact with those. They're not explained, and it doesn't really feel rewarding figuring any of it out. The overall look and idea of the game is cool, but the execution is incredibly bare-bones and boring. I wouldn't recommend it.
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