Business Tycoon
Build a business empire across the United States. Create companies, open and upgrade assets. Expand across industries, dominate markets, control a growing share of the economy, and build a trillion-dollar fortune.
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Summary
Build a business empire across the United States. Create companies, open and upgrade assets. Expand across industries, dominate markets, control a growing share of the economy, and build a trillion-dollar fortune.
Description
About This Game
Business Tycoon is an economic strategy game about building and expanding your own business empire across the United States.
Start with limited capital and decide how to put it to work. Create companies across different industries, open and upgrade assets, hire managers, manage expenses, launch advertising campaigns, and expand into new states.
Every state is different
Economic size, operating costs, salaries, rent, land prices, and opportunities for different industries vary from state to state. A strategy that builds a successful business in one region may perform very differently in another.
Track revenue, profit, company valuations, and market share as your empire grows.
Use loans to access additional capital and accelerate expansion, but reckless borrowing can leave you unable to meet your obligations and ultimately lead to bankruptcy.
And economic downturns, natural disasters, political changes, employee issues, management problems, and other unfortunate events can disrupt even the best plans and force you to adapt.
FEATURES
Build your empire across all 50 U.S. states, each with its own economy, costs, market size, and business opportunities.
Choose from 17 industries, from food and retail to finance, software, energy, mining, and oil & gas.
Create multiple companies, open new assets, expand their capacity, and upgrade them as your business grows.
Compete for market share at the state and national level, with the ultimate goal of dominating entire markets.
Use loans to finance expansion, but poor financial decisions can push your empire into bankruptcy.
Adapt to economic downturns, political changes, natural disasters, industry crises, corporate problems, and other events that can reshape your plans.
Rise in fame and unlock opportunities that can influence industries, markets, and the national economy.
Keep expanding until millions become billions, billions become trillions, and your companies control a meaningful part of the American economy.
