BTO
| BTO (Business Tycoon Online) | |
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| File:BTO logo.jpg | |
| Developer(s) | Dovo Holdings Ltd. |
| Publisher(s) | Dovo Holdings Ltd. |
| Platform(s) | (Flash reliant) |
| Release | Jan 28,2010 |
| Genre(s) | MMO Modern Business simulation |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
| URL | www.dovogame.com |
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BTO, abbreviation for Business Tycoon Online, is a MMO business simulation browser game by Dovo Holding Ltd. The game had been in the Asian Market for 4 years, reaching 30 millions of users with 600 thousand concurrent players. Dovogame published adapted version for western players from January 28, 2010. Business Tycoon Online is free to play, no installation required, it is playable in the browser and is accessible on almost any PC with an internet connection only.[1]
Gameplay
Users role-play as enterprisers to start his own business in game and finally build up a universal corporation. During this procedure, users will compete with each other in the same marketplace, just like in real life, using all kinds of means to decrease their rivals’ revenue and poach the best employee from others. They can co-operate with others to create a joint venture or a guild, enforcing their companies’ competitive power. They can also apply positions in the City Hall and have part of the power, banning their rivals’ stores. All characters will level up their social class by finishing daily tasks and routines. The experience and social class remain as advanced as they were when your last time login. But some of your status will be changed by other players’ affection. The NPC employees can be leveled up by users’ training, even gain a talent, which can help the users to boost up their revenues and increase the success rate when negotiating in the guild landmark battles.
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References
BTO may refer to others:
- Billy, Tom and Otis Enterprise Company Litmited, BTO Enterprise Co. Ltd., a Hong Kong based healthcare and lifestyle products sales and marketing specialist.
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- British Trust for Ornithology
- Build to Order, an order fulfillment strategy
- Build-To-Order (HDB), a system for purchasing new HDB apartments in Singapore
- Business Technology Optimization, an enterprise software product category
- Business Transformation Outsourcing
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