Formula Z: Controlled Dose
Build your pharmacy, manufacture unapproved Formula Z drugs, sell them on the streets or to hospitals, rob stores at night, evade the FDZ, and expand your business across four eras in this first-person pharmacy and business simulation.
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Build your pharmacy, manufacture unapproved Formula Z drugs, sell them on the streets or to hospitals, rob stores at night, evade the FDZ, and expand your business across four eras in this first-person pharmacy and business simulation.
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About This Game
Formula Z: Controlled Dose is a first-person pharmacy and business simulation with crafting, crime, and time travel.
Start as a licensed pharmacist and build your pharmaceutical business from the ground up. Run your pharmacy, serve customers, manage your stock, hire employees, and sell legitimate Formula A drugs approved by the FDZ.
But your pharmacy isn't the only way to make money.
Build and manage a factory to manufacture Formula Z drugs — powerful, unapproved medicines that can be sold on the streets or in bulk to hospitals. Formula Z drugs come with side effects, and selling them means operating outside FDZ regulations. Keep your operation hidden and avoid attracting the FDZ while moving your products and making deals.
When night falls, take a different kind of risk. Rob stores, get what you can, and escape before the FDZ catches you.
Build Your Business
Run and expand your pharmacies and factories.
Manufacture and sell your own Formula Z drugs.
Hire employees and manage your operations.
Buy properties, equipment, and vehicles.
Grow your money and build your pharmaceutical empire.
Travel Through Four Eras
Travel across 1419, the present day, 2049, and 2079. Each era has its own pharmacy, factory, environment, businesses, and opportunities.
Explore the world, customize your character, discover collectibles, and uncover everything each era has to offer.
Build a legitimate pharmacy business. Manufacture what the FDZ won't approve. Take the risks necessary to get ahead.
How far will you go to control the dose?
