Starting as a small firm taking on outsourced work, you’ll navigate the entire journey—securing funding, expanding operations, and eventually going public. Yet, if you lose control, the company may no longer truly belong to you.
About This Game
You begin as a solo entrepreneur, setting out to build a company that is truly your own.
Initially, you must take on small projects just to survive; gradually, you’ll expand your team to secure higher-value contracts. Eventually, you’ll bring in investors, engage in capital operations, and even steer the company toward an IPO.
But along this path, you aren't merely running a business—you are also locked in a struggle with capital for control. Core Gameplay
Multi-Industry Project System
Select projects from various industries to generate a steady stream of revenue:
Website / App Development
Brand Design
Outsourcing Services
SaaS Products
Game Development
E-commerce Projects
Data & AI
Government-Enterprise Partnerships
Enterprise Services
⏱ Complete projects on time to earn rewards; ⚠️ Delays will result in financial penalties and a damaged reputation.
Team Expansion & Management
Start as a solo founder
Recruit employees to increase your company's operational capacity
Allocate human resources strategically to boost project efficiency
Financial System & Operational Pressure
Cash flow determines the life or death of your company
When funds run low, you have two options:
Bank Loans (must be repaid with interest) Bring in Investors (secures capital but dilutes equity)
Every dollar comes at a cost.
Equity & Control System (Core Gameplay)
Investors join → Your equity gets diluted
Dividends are distributed in proportion to shareholding
If you are no longer the majority shareholder:
⚠️ If the company incurs losses, you could be ousted from the company ❌ Game Over
You must not only make money but also defend your ownership of the company.
IPO & Capital Operations
Once your company reaches a certain scale, you can pursue an Initial Public Offering (IPO):
Monitor real-time stock prices and market capitalization trends
Navigate the volatility of the capital markets
Use company funds to invest in other companies
High potential returns come with high risks.
Founder Wealth System
Once the company becomes profitable, dividends can be distributed
Dividends are deposited into the founder's personal account
Funds can be used for:
Asset Acquisition Personal Investments Boosting Personal Net Worth
Company Profit ≠ Personal Wealth
Leaderboard System (Long-Term Goal & Competitive Core)
Once your company goes public, you will enter a global leaderboard to compete against other players:
The leaderboard tracks the top 500 companies and ranks them based on:
Market Capitalization
Company Cash Reserves
Employee Count
Number of Acquisitions
⚡ Speed to IPO
Founder Net Worth
Founder Cash Balance
You could become a business legend—or merely a flash in the pan.
Game Features
A complete business lifecycle: from "taking client projects" to "capital market operations"
⚖️ A triple-layered strategic game involving Operations + Equity + Capital
Enter a competitive, real-time global leaderboard after going public
Every playthrough follows a unique path of development.
You might successfully take the company public—or you could be completely ousted.
⚠️ You will face:
Project delays and catastrophic setbacks
A ruptured cash flow
The crushing pressure of high-interest loans
Investors seizing control of the company
Capital market volatility
Intense competition on the leaderboards
The single most important thing:
You founded this company.
But you must find a way—to maintain control over it, always.
