Computer Tycoon

Computer Tycoon

Computer Tycoon is an indie business strategy game about Computer Evolution

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  • Category(ies):

    Early Access , Indie , Simulation , Strategy

  • Type:

    game

  • Works under:

    Windows

    Mac OS

  • Developer(s):

    Progorion

  • Release Date:

    Oct 12, 2017

  • Required Age:

    0

  • Price:

    19.99 USD

  • Tags:

    Single-player, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud

  • Languages:

    English

Computer Tycoon is an indie business strategy game about Computer Evolution and starting your own company in the 70s. Lead the research race until 2034, create the best hardware and operating system, take care of your infrastructure and even handle your marketing. Find video game gems to promote them on your platforms, conquer the global market and became literally immortal!Computer Tycoon is different from other building/tycoon games because it has a "grand strategy game" aspect. You will control your "computer empire" viewing a world map and managing resources.Start your adventure in the 70s as a small business somewhere in the world. Learn more about hardware and software inventions that were the first steps to our current modern world, and get a taste of what is waiting for us in the future. Find the classic video games and help a new culture to be born.In Computer Tycoon the decisions you make during development really matter. Take advantage of the technology, upgrade and design combinations! Does your product need more computing capacity or should you focus more on features, low price or prestige? Maybe change to portable computers or develop more easy-to-use Operating Systems? These decisions will have a major impact on the success of your company.Expand your corporation in a smart way into multiple countries, build more offices, factories, laboratories and other required facilities. Poor countries have cheaper labor, but richer countries will give you more educated engineers.Having the best product isn't enough. You must take care of people's needs or even "change their needs" using different marketing tools. Balance your budget well between development, production, marketing, and expansion.We'll all die one day... but not in Computer Tycoon! You can win the game by becoming a monopoly or reaching the technological singularity if you are fast and healthy enough. Healthy? Yes, you have a small chance to die in the game, so you should regularly check your health.The game is in an EA alpha state. It has bugs and missing/simplified features. Everything is subject to change. Please read the EA details! Also here is a brief list of what is and isn't included (yet):Features implementedStart a computer manufacturer company in the 70sDesign and create hardware, home computers, personal computers, portable computers and handheld computersRule the market of the world on a grand strategy levelResearch and study the technology of the earliest models to the near future computersExpand your industrial sites across the globeBasic AI opponentsWorld Map with algorithmically generated data for increased replayabilityFeatures not implemented yetReviews about your productsHistorical world map with more realistic population/economy/border dataMultiple industrial site environments (I will give some industrial environment variations)Smarter AI opponentsRandom eventsAchievementsLocalizations

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