
The business simulator Plutocracy gives you the chance to become wealthy and powerful to take control over the world. Where policy, laws, officials and people are only the chess pieces how do you play your game?
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This game is abandoned by its developers.
It's a fairly decent sandbox but the game's been basically abandoned by the devs. I'm not certain how much the devs were planning to add, but the game [feels] about 10-20% completed for what I expect out of a $20 indie title. It's honestly a shame because I think the basic economy sandbox would have some potential if it were ripped out and put in a more developed game; paying for early access is always a gamble and this time I faced a loss, oh well.
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Languages: English, Russian, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Italian, German, Polish
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The game is addictive, but has several issues. I'll list them quickly. First and foremost, the dev seems to have abandoned the game, it's been in EA for ages, and there haven't been updates in a good while. Beyond that, the game itself has multiple gameplay issues. First off, the game's AI is rather terrible. Other characters, other than the unique rival you can have, basically do nothing, other than be obstacles to sell you shares. I've had an occasion where I wanted to acquire complete control over a company I had ~40% of, so I bought out the rest from an NPC for 2 billion. She proceded to do nothing with this money. Speaking of which, there isn't much to spend your money on other than shares. You can't invest in a brand new company, the game makes them randomly once an old one goes bankrupt. The luxuries are basically a no-brainer and pretty fast they become cheap. The entire game is bordering on trivial. You need to acquire a company in a sector with potential, make sure you have majority stake, ideally 100%, and then just lower the dividend rate, name yourself CEO, click on "auto-expand company on completion", and wait for it to become the biggest company in America with which you can buy out all others. This basically always works. The entire political side of the game seems to be of import to the devs, so much so that becoming the most influential person in the US is one of two victory conditions (along with becoming the wealthiest) in the game. However, I find it confusing, difficult to engage in, and ultimately unimpactful. I've never had a company be broken up because of its status as a monopoly, or any practice outlawed that would be a problem. The grants you can get from states don't really help you out much by the mid-game. The game is extremely luck-based. EVerything you do is randomised and relies on the roll of a dice. I have found this to be time-consuming, frustrating and unrealistic. There's no real negotiation, just picking one out of three options with one almost always being mathematically superior. If you decide to back out of a negotiatioin because the price is too steep, this is apparently heresy and the character will hate you to a point where you can no longer do business with them, thereby locking yourself out of getting a majority in companies for the rest of the game. The only way to mend relations is to use an agent. These are unlocked, randomly, and are expendable, and their uses are random. This is one of the main ways the player can have agency, and it is left completely to chance. Even as a Fear & Hunger player, this feels exceedingly infuriating. Finally, there's some things which just feel like they're missing. Namely graphs. They're very limited in number and in time scope, which is odd for a game primarily about numbers going up. Additionally, all companies roughly operate the same, and there's no real intuitive feel for the impact you get out of the statistics of companies and the synergies you can have between different industries (like oil extraction and oil refining). There's also no possibility of having a company stretch throughout the USA, instead you have to buy companies in each state separately and make a trust, which remains a collection of disparate entities but which apparently have boni from being together. Unfortunately, this still does not allow you to see the combined stats of all your companies. Companies are also locked to a single industry, which is rather silly, especially for things like mining/metallurgy and oil extraction/refining.
Game's basically abandoned
This game ain't half bad. I've had it since around when it first came out and coming back the progress has been pretty good. The business side is where it all excels, arguably it needs some improvement to make becoming CEO yourself and not just hiring one beneficial in some way, in its current state it hampers you too much to justify it, but otherwise I like everything else and selling and buying stocks is addictive as hell. Launching hostile takeovers is also awesome in this game. The politics side is incredibly half-baked and crap though, I run in elections but I have no clue if I'm in office when I get elected or win. I got elected to the House and did nothing after, I don't know if the game didn't process I had won or what. I didn't even vote on legislation. I frankly didn't think the game even needed a mechanic where you could run for office yourself but its here and its not good. But whatever, you can easily ignore it, which I do. I'd overall recommend it.
There have been no significant updates since 2024, and no updates at all since January 2026. The developers completely lost access to the game's website domain back in 2024. There are also no updates on the company's official website since 2022. There was supposed to be a full release in Q1 2025, but right now the game isn't even 50% complete. Please, don't buy this game.
Игре 6 лет, разрабы не сделали даже и половину того, что обещали на странице товара :) Минорная обнова раз в полгода.
I really like this game. It tests the mind and is perfect for adding a bit of stress after coming home from work 😂 Can’t wait for the next update!
This is simply amazing. After all these years in EA, character creation is still bugged. Holy s**t... I didn't even think it was possible.
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