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About CEO Sim: Cyberpunk

CEO Sim: Cyberpunk is a turn-based strategy game about leading Virtual Dreams, a major developer of virtual worlds, through financial collapse and a growing corporate conflict. Appointed CEO by the board, you analyze reports, manage departments, respond to critical events and launch initiatives. Your decisions have long-term consequences as you balance the company’s immediate survival against its future.

Corporate crisis

After the Great War, megacorporations hold real power. In Core City, rival corporations Coven and Syndicate are fighting for control, pushing the city toward corporate war. As Virtual Dreams comes under financial pressure, you must decide whom to trust: you can side with powerful corporations at the cost of independence, or stand against them.

Turn-based management

Each turn represents one quarter of a year and has two phases: planning and reaction. You address urgent problems, respond to unfolding events and start initiatives that shape the company’s future.

Virtual Dreams has five interconnected departments, each with its own strengths, weaknesses and key performance indicators. You hire managers, balance funding and adapt your strategy as problems spread; neglecting one department can damage the whole corporation.

Choices and consequences

The first chapter focuses on pulling Virtual Dreams out of financial collapse while navigating Core City’s politics. In the second, your choices determine your role in the escalating corporate war, where survival becomes the priority. You can build alliances with corporations, betray partners or try to make it on your own.

Your decisions, relationships and performance determine the company’s fate and the ending. Virtual Dreams may end up led by a ruthless pragmatist, a respected leader or a corporate criminal.

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