Big Pharma

Big Pharma

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Release Date: August 27, 2015

Strategy, economic, medical, singleplayer

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An economic strategy game which is the first work from the Twice Circle studios. You become a director of a pharmaceutical company and try to “conquer” the market. You begin your career only with some rusty machines, capable of creating simple medicines to cure the most common afflictions. As your company grows, you are investing in better equipment and personnel.

Review

September 17, 2015

Big Pharma Review – drugs not only from Heisenberg

Developing medications requires more than hard work. To hold your own in the business you need to think, as proven by Big Pharma – a very solid proposition for fans of the recently neglected tycoon genre.

Big Pharma Review – drugs not only from Heisenberg
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Big Pharma Review – drugs not only from Heisenberg

Videos and Screens

[1:36] Big Pharma trailer

Big Pharma Summary

Platforms:

PC / Windows

PC / Windows August 27, 2015

Switch

Switch December 5, 2019

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 December 5, 2019

Xbox One

Xbox One December 4, 2019

Developer: Twice Circled

Publisher: Klabater

Big Pharma System Requirements

PC / Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum: Intel Core i5 2.9 GHz/AMD FX-8320 3.5 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB GeForce 8800 GT or better, Windows XP/7/8

Game Expansions for Big Pharma

Big Pharma: Marketing & Malpractice

Expansion

Strategy

April 26, 2016

An official expansion for the 2015’s economy simulation game by Twice Circled. Big Pharma: Marketing & Malpractice enriches the player’s company with a marketing branch whose employees are limited by almost no ethical principles. They can resort to such practices as bribing doctors into prescribing our products to their patients or organizing social campaigns to convince people that they are sick and only our medicines can cure them. Other noteworthy features include the possibility of conducting clinical tests (and to falsify their results) and manually setting the prices of medicines as well as an expanded list of equipment that we can buy for our factories. Moreover, the game is enriched by perks - unique traits of our company that significantly influence our later activities.

Big Pharma: Marketing & Malpractice