Game Dev Tycoon

WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW OFFICE? no thanks i wouldnt be able to soak up the extra expenses yet WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW OFFICE? i literally just said no 30 seconds ago i'll choose when i move thanks HEY HOW ABOUT MOVING INTO THIS NEW OFFICE? ?? i said not yet?????? HEY F***FACE MOVE INTO THIS NEW OFFICE NOW no!!! i wanna make small games until i upgrade my engine to handle medium games then i'll move ffs MOVE INTO THIS OFFICE OR I'LL COME TO YOUR HOUSE AND KILL YOUR DOG !!! fine omg i'll move before im ready what crap design that is not letting us just move later when we're ready *moves into new office* HEY HERES A BUNCH OF RENT AND EXPENSES YOU NEVER ASKED FOR BECAUSE I BULLIED YOU INTO THE NEW OFFICE BEFORE YOURE READY OH BTW YOURE BANKRUPT HAHA WANNA START AGAIN? *uninstalls*

If Sony won't provide games for the PS5 then I'll just have to do it myself

Entertaining enough for a first-time play-through. Having to unlock genres to play with is aggravating.

10 "Just a masterpiece." ... All Games 10 "Beautiful." ... Game Dev Reviews 10 "Simulation games work well on PC." ... Dev Hero 9 "Yeah we're rating our own game" ... Greenheart Games

MAKE A SEQUEL!

Appreciate this is their first game but it relies on trial and error followed by memorization to make any progress. Only reliable way to play is to open a wiki and follow the guide on how to interpret the meaningless feedback the game gives you. Not fun at all, especially if you have to just follow an online guide to make any progress. Penalties are too quick and stiff. Game should give you more understandable feedback as to what you did wrong. Seems like it was developed by a business school professor who never played an actual game before. Glad other people like it, just not for vast majority of gamers.

I love it... the final 2 achievements are just so hard. Getting 11 and winning on Pirate mode

Masterpiece!

[h1]🎮 Game Dev Tycoon: Building My Dream Studio[/h1] I’ve spent way too many hours in Game Dev Tycoon, and honestly, I can’t stop playing. There’s something satisfying about starting with a tiny studio in a garage and slowly building it into a game development powerhouse. Every decision—from what genre to focus on, to which platform to release on—feels meaningful. Playing with friends isn’t really a thing here, but that’s fine. It’s all about my choices, my strategy, and watching my little company grow. I get so into it that sometimes I forget hours have passed—just tweaking game features, managing staff, and trying to make the perfect hit. The game has a simple, colorful style, which works perfectly. Everything is easy to read and understand, keeping the focus entirely on strategy and planning. The progression system is addictive—you’re always unlocking new tools, engines, and ideas to keep your studio on top. It’s not perfect—the AI reviewers ...