Tycoon accent: work, invest, negotiate, and sell; free online game. All devices. (Except ovens, lmao)
Figured I'd just walk through what a real session of Tycoon Flow looks like instead of describing features in the abstract.
You open the game with $5,000 cash and a low-tier job paying a small daily salary. First decision is where to put the money. The bank screen pulls from 120+ procedurally generated fictional banks - different account types, different interest rates, different minimum deposit rules. You're not just clicking "deposit." You're deciding if a money market at 3.1% beats a CD at 4.4% with a lockup period given where you are in the game.
Meanwhile your daily salary is trickling in. You want a better job. To unlock the next tier you take a two-minute college test - quiz questions built around mechanics you've been using. Pass it and your daily income jumps. Fail and you retry.
Once you have more cash moving you open the investment screen. Stocks with tickers and sectors. Contract deals you can send to other companies or receive and review. Your portfolio starts to have actual shape.
The whole thing runs in a browser. No download, no account. It's early and I'm one person building it, so it's not perfect. But the core loop is there and it works. If you're into incremental games with real system depth, could you try it and give me feedback?
Specifically feedback like what needs changing, what needs to be added, if the progression feels to fast, if I should add in like the legal system for businesses and companies, and especially one thing I've been thinking about: online play.
I'm hoping to one day make it so plAyers can interact with other players easier and a lot more, that kind of thing. And if course I'm hoping to make it better. Right now it's just a beta version. Link in comments.
Edit: I'm so stupid, the names tycoon flow, and now the right link is there. The other was an earlier version