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Start your own game development studio in 1976. Build your own offices, production facilities and server rooms. Develop the games of your dreams and produce the next next-gen console. Rise from a small garage company to a huge corporation.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is a management, economy and game development game
developed and published by Eggcode.
Released on May 31st 2023 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 20 languages: English, German, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, French, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Hungarian, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Polish, Czech, Arabic, Italian, Romanian, Japanese, Ukrainian, Spanish - Latin America, Korean and Thai.
It has received 7,041 reviews of which 6,607 were positive and 434 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo 2.4Ghz or Higher / AMD 3Ghz or Higher
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 10 compatible with 512 RAM or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: macOS 12.6 or newer
- Processor: Apple M1 (8‑Core CPU) or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Apple M1 (7‑Core GPU) or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Ok where do I start. This game is good but, could be great. Its very addicting and a true step up from the first game. I really liked alot of the changes that were made but not all, and i will go into detail in a bit. First let me just make it simple. If you like tycoon games, the first game, then get this one. Its a no brainer. That being said I have to ideas and thoughts if ever they make a third game. This will be a bit long but Ive thought about this for a while and came up with ideas that would work in the games already existing systems and way of doing things. 1. Bring back the starter garage and buying land. Its a much more satisfying thing to feel you've worked hard enough and made enough money to buy a new office area/land area then just expanding to the next plot over. 2. No more structured tech releases. Tech should be in the form of a tech tree that the player can research. That way if a person wants to focus on things like console development or a certain genre of game, they could do that and not have to wait for some arbitrary time period for it to be released. 3. No more genre research. Everyone from day one of game development knew what a role playing game was. What an adventure game was. We had them as soon as the idea of games was invented. You shouldn't stifle game development by genre unless its tech related. Like mmos. But something like that could be unlocked in the tech tree. 4. Early game depth/contract system rework. Some people that play may want an alternative way to play the game besides just making their own games. First, throw out the current contract system. Its annoying and frustrating. Alternatively offer a free agent system. Depending on your specialization, designer, programmer, graphics artist etc, you can put yourself up as a free agent to receive contracts based on that specialization. No more contracts showing up that you don't want. That gives the player a way to make money early without having to jump right into making games. Then if you do want to start making games later, you take yourself off the free agent list and do your own thing. Conversely, if you want to specialize in contracts you can earn rep with companies you work for. Get enough rep and you can be offered an exclusive contractor partnership with that company. Then you work only for them. The advantages could be that you only get the really high paying contracts from an exclusive deal. So you could be a free agent working for anyone, an exclusive agent working for one company, or work for yourself making games as normal. This would offer different paths of making money that could be done from the start and would work in about same way a contractual publishing deals would. 5. Designer and programmer specific rooms. I like how you can have specific rooms for graphic design and sound etc, but why limit that to just those? Then you have your designers and programmers still frustratingly trying to work on sound and graphics even when they have their own departments. So again I propose a rework here. The main development room would still be a thing, but that would be more of an all purpose room. (Ill get into this more later). In the same way as the graphics room or sound, designers and programmers should have their own rooms. So they can focus on just the things they specialize in and don't have to worry about everything else. 6. The all purpose development room. The main development room could be still used by as an all purpose room. That would provide players with the ability to not have to specialize with a bunch of other specific rooms. They could get jack of all trades type employees (see next point) and still make great games. You would just need top rated employees in all areas and more of them to achieve the same numbers of each stat, graphics sound etc. 7. Jack of all trades employees vs specialty. Put the stat system back to a full 100 percent for all stats, but allow for specialization that gives an employee or your own created character an extra, say 20 points in a specific expertise area. So you could specialize and have people who just work in their respective areas of expertise, but also play an all around style as well. With employees set up like this, tied in with the all purpose room, you could play in a way where you never have to have specialized rooms. 8. Developing your own pc. Just in the same way that you would a console, allow players to make their own pc. You could research tech on the tech tree that allows for you to get into building your own pc. But a pc is not just parts, its an operating system as well. When it comes to that you could buy a licence for an operating system...windows, linux, or mac just as you would for dev kits or movie tie ins. Or you could develop your own operating system even without the pc that you could then license out to others in the same way you now do with engines. You could use sliders in the same way you now do with games for things like, ease of use...style...ease of programming for, etc. 9. A cleaner more intuitive UI. Yes the UI is workable in the game but its a bit bare bones basic and ugly to be honest with alot of unneeded things. The first games UI was a bit kiddy but it worked and had its own style. The UI here just...gets the job done and thats about it. 10. I wish i had a 10 here but thats about it. Overall its a great game. If a bit limited. I think with a few tweaks and inclusions, the game could be amazing. Im going thru my first deep dive into it and I already feel like ive seen and done everything there is to see gameplay wise. I hope the developer takes the time to read things like this and makes a third game. I would love to see at least some of the things mentioned in a third game. And if anyone reads this, let me know what you think of the ideas.
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Make company start as small indie grow to multi-million dollar company make it to mid 90's try to make MMO MMO Costs 16 million to make MMO buries company in over 40 million in dept Company fails 10/10 will make MMO again
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Running Nintendo's business model better than they have, before they can, and then buying them out cured my depression.
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its the best sim game ever for me.. ive played the first one too.. if we comparing them this one is really much better with new ideas and a lil better gameplay and perfect graphics..everything is perfect.. but i wish they keep updating it with new stuff cuz im starting to get bored :) but otherwise 10/10 must play
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Mad Games Tycoon 2 is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 20.99€ on Steam.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 received 6,607 positive votes out of a total of 7,041 achieving an impressive rating of 9.08.
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Mad Games Tycoon 2 was developed and published by Eggcode.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is not playable on Linux.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 does not currently offer any DLC.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Mad Games Tycoon 2 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
180
Developer
Eggcode
Publisher
Eggcode
Release
31 May 2023
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