Test Your Bid Ability In Bid Wars!

The name of the auction is certainly no stranger to today, let alone the name of the online auction. Auctions are an exclusive way to sell items by offering them to enthusiasts who dare to buy them for the highest price. Now the theme is lifted by Tapps Games in their game entitled Bid Wars - Storage Auctions & Pawn Shop Game, aka an auction themed game.

The greatest risk usually offers the greatest pay. High Risk, high return, they say. But it only applies to those who dare to take those risks. Well, Bid Wars this is a game where players try their luck by buying various items auctioned for later resale in hopes of getting profits abundantly.

How to play it is quite easy. Players only need to bidding against other characters who also want to get similar benefits. Usually the auctioneer will count one, two, and three before the goods he sells fall into the hands of the buyer. If the player feels the price is still reasonable enough, the player can make a bid higher so that these items fall into his hands.

Usually the items sold are not just one fruit. There are several things that are varied, including some garbage, also some very valuable. The player has the ability to estimate the price of the auctioned objects by touching them to get a price interpretation. But remember, only given 5 seconds to be able to estimate the prices before the auction begins.

There will be complications in estimating the prices of goods being auctioned because often, the auctioneer puts his goods in a container. Of course, it is rather difficult to determine the price of an object in a trunk, like buying a cat in a sack, right? Well, that's where players have to do the gambling in the bid, whether the price of the goods can break even or provide benefits or not.

To simplify the process of price interpretation, players also have the name of the help item. The items are a pair of glasses to see what is actually hidden inside the container, there is also a calculator to give you a total estimate of the price that can be obtained from the auction, as well as a shoe to kick another annoying bidder. Unfortunately, these items are limited and can only be purchased using a premium currency, gold bullion.

Players must always earn profits from their auction sales. If the player continues to lose, then he will find that he is bokek and can not continue the game. Fortunately there is a method to get money for free, ie scavenging garbage.

Bid Wars performs quite simply with cartoon-type artwork, where each opponent's bid has a photo of each captivating one. Any items sold can be viewed directly on the screen, whether it's flip flops that have no price, guitars, screens, even rare objects though.

Although Bid Wars is a free-to-play game, but this game has several limitations, one of which is the energy system. With a total of just 20 energies, in which each time auction is reduced 7 energy, the player will play this game very briefly. In addition, this game also often annoys his players with advertising. Fortunately, there is no need of the Internet, so ads can be eliminated only by playing without a connection. Mikrotransaksi can be done for the purchase of money and purchase of premium currency in the form of gold bullion.

In addition to the main story of players auctioning from one location to another, Bid Wars also has various other types of auctions, such as daily auctions, weekly auctions, and there is also a social mode in which players can compete against other players auction. There is also a My Shop feature that opens at Level 8 as well as various rare objects to be collected.

Game size of 148MB is quite suitable to be played occasionally in spare time because there is an energy system. For those of you who want to try bidding exercises in the auction, it looks like Bid Wars is quite interesting to try. But remember, there is no term Bid 'n Run or Win' n Run yes in this game. You must be responsible for your own auction results.