Game Tycoon 1.5

Game Tycoon 1.5 is a humorous economic strategy where we lead a small computer game development studio. The title allows us to comprehensively manage the process of their production, starting from an early concept, identification of the species and target group of customers, through the selection of appropriate tools, at the stage of project finalization and its promotion. The creators have prepared a total of 11 different missions, including an extensive tutorial explaining the various elements of the game in an accessible way.

Over the years, the player faces many different challenges, which allow him to keep up with the ever-changing trends among the audience - it turns out to be necessary to invest in new technologies and equipment, mixing genres or creating an advanced universe, enabling the creation of a saga consisting of several games. All this in order to satisfy the investors and sellers who have a strong influence on our situation, trying to ensure the highest possible sales and press, the ratings of which may dramatically change the image of the created title among consumers. At the beginning of the game we face the choice of one of the three available characters, and the decision also has a significant impact on the efficiency of the entire development team and the quality of individual production components.

The whole is maintained in an original, humorous style, full of references to famous events from the history of the video games industry. During the game, our interactive helper, who gives us an opportunity to find out the answers to the questions we are interested in, can also give us advice.

The game is characterized by a funny, comic-like visual setting that matches the overall sound of the production and brings to mind such titles as Airline Tycoon or M.U.D. TV. Game Tycoon 1.5 characters are designed in a caricatured style and their statements are filled with a variety of jokes.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015