Mad Games Tycoon

Mad Games Tycoon is about a version of you who lives in the 80s and has a noble dream, that to create the most epic game that ever existed. You start off small, in your garage, just you and some great ideas that need to be shaped into something tangible.

Right off the bat, Mad Games Tycoon is a must for those who enjoy sim games, especially since this one paints you a really good picture of what the industry is made out of. The game provides all the generalized and simplified aspects of starting and expanding a business of this kind.

At first you will shape your own skills by picking up a few contracts to honor for some extra cash. After that, you can choose to hire one or two employees and get more contracts to sharpen your collective skills, or get right on to creating your first game.

In Mad Games Tycoon you get plenty of options for just about anything. You can opt for what to focus the game on, graphics, sound, story depth and so on, what it should be about, on what platforms will it run and so on. There’s a lot to think about and each decision you make really influences the outcome of it all. One slider a bit too much to the right or to the left might end up making the difference between a 50k debt or profit.

Mad Games Tycoon is still in the works but even so it’s very well polished. Variety is there in both how you can design and manage your office space as well as in the decisions you can make regarding your products.

One thing that might get to you a bit is the lack of a certain atmosphere. We all know that generally starups that create games are put together by people with a high level of energy and liveliness. In Mad Games Tycoon the atmosphere is rather tedious, which is a bit ironic since the game has an option for that in game development.

On a closing note, there is a lot to Mad Games Tycoon that sucks you into the entire experience. It’s really an enjoyable game to spend time with. There is a lot to learn and there are plenty of moments when you feel the pressure of a deadline and the satisfaction of a job well done.