your game business

How it works: Events are triggered based on actions or the state of your company (e.g., launching a game, hiring a large number of staff, having a high reputation). The bot presents you with the situation and options to decide, with consequences for money, reputation, morale, sales, etc.

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Examples of events and triggers

Rumors of new consoles Trigger: Big game or new engine. Options: Adapt game (+costs/sales), wait, launch campaign.

College Fair Activator: Small or growing team. Options: Hire graduates, maintain a team, find freelancers.

Critical bug in release Trigger: Game released quickly or cheaply. Options: Urgent patch, ignore, remove temporary.

Streamer makes your game go viral Activator: Game with viral potential. Options: Invest in advertising, maintain strategy, offer exclusive content.

Team Burnout Activator: Heavy, prolonged pressure. Options: Force crunch, give rest, hire temporary.

Brain drain Trigger: Low morale or strong competition. Options: Improve conditions, let go, negotiate contracts.

Indie/modding event Activator: Active community. Options: Allow mods, control content, ignore.

Controversy on social networks Trigger: Sensitive content. Options: Public apology, defend vision, remain silent.

Partnership Opportunity Trigger: Good reputation or sales. Options: Accept alliance, reject, negotiate.

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Implementation: The bot monitors the state and triggers events as appropriate. The player chooses a response, and the bot applies effects. No turns or randomness, just a natural flow based on decisions and context.

Common (C)

College Fair: Graduates Offer Cheap Jobs; Choose Whether to Hire

Bug of the century: You either release an urgent patch or endure scathing criticism.

New console rumors: anticipation rises; sales of older games decline.

Light crunch: The team is tired; you decide to give them a rest or keep pushing.

Uncommon (UC)

IndieCore Showcase: Showcase your indie gem; it could become a trend.

Retro Week: nostalgia at its best; reissuing classics is a great money-maker.

Viral fan art: community in love; reputation and responsibility boosted.

Severe crunch: risk of strike; negotiate or lose talent.

Rare (R)

Pixel Awards: Winning a prize boosts sales and prestige; losing doesn't hurt as much.

GameFest Global: A global showcase; a failed demo sparks global ridicule.

Streamer Effect: Famous creator plays your title and makes it explosive.

Voice of the Pixel Award: Outstanding Narrative; journalists request interviews.

Epic (E)

Console war: rival lowers prices or goes bankrupt; you must reposition your strategy.

Massive leak: Your build leaks; PR crisis.

Market crash: hype bubble bursts; you cut back or diversify.

Cancel Culture Attack: Social Media Controversy: Decide Whether to Apologize or Face It.

Legendary (L)

Cult game: commercial failure that becomes a fan religion; it reappears years later.

Hidden demo revealed: Old prototype oozes nostalgia; reworking could be pure gold.

Garbage AI invasion: Thousands of generated games flood stores; you must differentiate yourself or join in.

Common (C) ― They happen often; small routine adjustments or challenges.

Uncommon (UC) ― Occurs occasionally; changes the game visibly.

Rare (R) ― Special moments that force you to make important decisions.

Epic (E) ― Turns that shake the company or the entire market.

Legendary (L) ― Almost unique; they can define the end of your story.

1. CryTechWorks

CryBox

CryBox Advance

CryBox Horizon

CryBox Infinity

CryGear VR

CryCloud Stick

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2. UbeSoftia

UbeCore

UbeCore GO

UbeSphere

UbeSphere Pro

UbeStream Deck

UbeLite Mobile

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3. North Rock Studios

RockStarcade

RockStarcade II

RockStone Portable

Red Desert Console

RNS CloudStation

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4. GameRiot Dynamics

RiotBox

RiotPad

Arcana Engine

Nexus Rift

VR value

RiotBox Ultra

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5. IndigoGo Games

IndieBox Mini

IndieBox Color

Pixel Prism

QuirkCube

IndigoDeck Portable

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6. MaffiaSoft Studios

MaffiaBox

MaffiaBox 360°

MaffiaBox OneUp

MaffiaBox Infinite

MaffiaGlass VR

MaffiaStick Cloud

Surface Play

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7. Ninvento

Ninvento Fun

Ninvento FunColor

Ninvento Dream

Ninvento Dream Duo

Nintendo SwitchUp

Ninvento Pocket

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8. Bungari Interactive

Bungari HaloSphere

Bungari Phantom

Bungari Nexus One

Bungari Pinwheel

Bungari Echo Portable

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9. SquareZero

ZeroStation

ZeroStation 2

Crystal Engine

ZeroSphere VR

ZeroStation Portable

EtherDeck Cloud

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10. Valvear Corporation

Valvear SteamBox

Valvear SteamDeck

Valvear PortalPad

Valvear NeoSteam

Valvear StreamStick

Valvear SteamVR 2

Creator of legendary games… that never make it to a third installment. They run the world's largest digital platform and print millions of copies each year without releasing a single new game.

Strong in: distribution, virtual economy.

Weak at: counting to 3.

Specialists in RPGs with long cinematics, endless menus, and fan theories that read like doctoral theses. 50% of their games never end.

Strong in: music, deep characters.

Weak in: clarity of story.

A former FPS legend, now caught between bad decisions and NFT collectibles, its developers are rumored to live in an office filled with posters of their past games.

Strong in: shooters, solid mechanics.

Weak in: long-term vision.

Creator of unique consoles and characters your grandparents would recognize. Loved for her magic, hated for her copyright lawsuits against fans.

Strong on: nostalgia, simple gameplay.

Weak in: online flexibility.

A corporate giant that buys everything that moves. It loves micropayments, day-one DLC, and "battle passes," even for chess games.

Strong in: money, global marketing.

Weak in: heart.

Publisher of strange, experimental, and emotionally damaging games. Each game is unique, strange, and sometimes incomprehensible. Critics adore them.

Strong in: innovation, emotional storytelling. Weak in: accessibility, non-existent tutorials.

It fused MOBAs and RPGs with waifus, magic, and explosions. Popular with teens and streamers. Its community is intense, its forums… dangerous.

Strong in: fanbase, expanded lore, marketing.

Weak in: character balance.

Ultra-secret. Only releases one game every 8 years, but when they do, the world stops. Known for gritty narratives, vibrant worlds, and NPCs who insult better than players.

Strong in: realism, story, world design. Weak in: punctuality.

Famous for releasing five games a year with the same recycled map and towers to unlock the world. Yet, it sells millions. Its unofficial motto: "If it works once, do it twenty times!"

Strong in: mass production, open world. Weak in: innovation.

Known for its absurdly realistic graphics and open worlds that demand a NASA PC. Loved by hardcore gamers, it often releases games with more bugs than features.

Strong in: graphics, epic narrative, action. Weak in: optimization.