Mad Games Tycoon

Mad Games Tycoon puts you in charge of a game studio that you start in a small garage in the early 1980s. Develop game concepts, hire and train a team, research technology and expand into larger offices as you grow your business and compete in the video game market.

Run your company

Manage the different parts of the business, from developing and producing games in-house to buying competitors, improving their companies and having them make games for you. You can strike deals with publishers or publish your own titles, and decide whether to produce games yourself. Show new games at conventions to attract fans, set prices and choose what to include in games produced in bulk.

Develop your games

Create games using an engine you develop yourself or buy from another company. Choose from genres such as platformers and MMORPGs, and set each game's focus on graphics, sound, technology and gameplay. You can target core or casual players, decide whether to use copy protection and obtain official movie licenses. The game includes many genres, features and topics, more than 100 licenses, and over 120 different game screenshots.

You can research and create next-generation engines, sell engines to other companies for profit, and develop and sell your own AAA engine. You can also produce a next-generation game console and hire game design legends.

Build your offices

Design and arrange offices with development, server, training and production rooms, as well as an executive office. Place desks, cabinets, plants and other objects to create a personalized and effective workplace and keep employees happy. You can also build customer support offices to serve fans, and warehouses and production rooms for manufacturing games in bulk.

Grow your studio

• Start and expand a game development studio, adding multiple development rooms.
• Hire and train employees to make games.
• Research new technologies.
• Buy larger office buildings.
• Acquire competitors and improve their businesses.
• Make deals with publishers or produce and publish your own games.
• Present games at conventions to attract fans.