Make It Rain: Love of Money

Make It Rain: The Love of Money is a 2014 mobile game published by American indie studio Space Inch. In the first week after its launch the game acquired 2 million downloads on Apple OS. By spending $10,000 on game development, it returned $50,000 daily. The premise of the game is quite simple - you swipe dollar bills as fast as possible to acquire money and wealth. You can also gain virtual currency by spending your earned cash to make business and financial investments.

This is a free to play, poor and time consuming mobile game and it is being brought to Steam with an intent to make more money. With in app purchases that can't be bought - the button is there, but is greyed out - the game seems unfinished and broken. The game is as pointless as the ''I am Rich'' app - it has no purpose and is downright useless. With an unstable and altogether rushed interface, the gameplay is disturbed with cumbersome and plodding pop-ups saying ''buy this - buy that'' that freeze out the application and are frustrating to deal with. I have already stumbled upon a dozen bugs and a crash within the first ten minutes. The controls are unresponsive and the swiping mechanic, which was a unique disparity from other clickers, is immediately thrown in the garbage bin.

The game was made for iOS and Android platforms and that is where it should be. I never understood why developers keep bringing such mobile games to huge desktop operating systems. There is a great difference between mobile and computer games - do not bring the same app on two completely different platforms!

After the release of the game in 2014, Karyne Levy said: ''It looks dumb, and that's because it kind of is. You just swipe and swipe, and hope your wrist doesn't break off.''

''And that's it.''

Will crash at any point it chooses. Could be a swipe/click, could be because it saw a butterfly. You'll never know.

Make It Rain: Love of Money is your typical mobile clicker game.
Your goal is to become as rich as possible, and you do this by swiping/clicking and investing your money.
You can also “gamble” by playing a Hexagon mini game, where you can double your money or loose it all.

The only thing I enjoyed were the unlockable cosmetics.
I was no longer making it rain money, but instead I was making it rain slices of Pizza.
An absolute dream come true!

However, this game is completely broken and barely playable, since it randomly crashes every few minutes.
And to be completely honest, the game just isn't that much fun either.
It suddenly hit me, I wasn't only making it rain slices of pizza... I was also making it rain my precious time and I will never be able to get those minutes back.