Publisher Toplitz Productions released their game studio simulation Mad Games Tycoon today for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. The game challenges you to build your own game company and dominate the industry.
About Mad Games Tycoon
Mad Games Tycoon asks players to manage the challenges of launching a game company. Players start out as an indie studio and work their way up to becoming a major player in the ‘biz. Aspiring studio heads will do more than just play games all day, as they’ll need to manage day-to-day logistics; including hiring new programming talent, renting office space and then craft games everyone will want to play. As business booms, they’ll need to think about building their own game engines, cutting licensing deals, and even creating next-generation consoles.
Game Features
- Start a Game Development Studio and develop and market games in any combination of over 15 genres with nearly 200 sub-categories
- Explore over 40 technologies (e.g. graphics, sound, control) and create your own game engines as a basis for your games, or license them to other development houses
- Produce a next-generation game console that puts everything else on the market to shame
- Set up your studio – from the proverbial backyard garage without heating – to modern skyscrapers with server farms for your grand-scale MMO’s
- Expand your workforce – hire both “green” programmers and development legends – then staff departments like testing, marketing, sound, and graphics with the best people
Mad Games Tycoon challenges players to go from a garage-based two-person game development team to a mega-business based not only on games but engine development and console creation! Aspiring development superstars will need to hire the right people to craft amazing games, while handling all the logistics of a real-world studio, from making deals to license the hottest IPs, to renting the right-sized office space for a growing super-studio.
Additional Info
Mad Games Tycoon is now released on Nintendo Switch, PS4 and XBox One. PC gamers can still find the original game available for sale on Steam (released in 2016).