Business Simulator 2026

I didn't even play this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, it uses AI within the first cutscene. Absolute slop and looking at other reviews devs don't give a ♥♥♥♥ about the game either. Go find other ways to waste water than generating ♥♥♥♥♥♥ videos for a cash grab game.

Super buggy. Half the features don't even work in the game. The Auction's don't work, when you add too much staff they just vanish. The AI makes terrible choices when you let them run the game. The mechanics to remove merchandise from shelves is awful. The only business you can create is retail stores. When I saw this game came out in November of 2025, I almost fell over. Save your money, this is a waste of time.

Last update as of today was November 2025, these devs are pushing out a lot of games but don't seem to be updating, could be a cash grab, I would wait, as of now they have to many bugs.

ok game, to short, to ez, to repetitive and not enough upgrade for staff and stuff, so when you have a big shop they can't restock fast enough so you lose so much cash and like this game only have a 50% profit per shop not more, so you spend 10k on suplie its 20k revenu, always

A really promising first-person management sim! I love how you don't just manage everything from spreadsheets—you actually walk the city, choose your storefronts, set product prices, and physically set up your business. The progression from hands-on shopkeeping to hiring staff and automating entire operations feels genuinely rewarding

Business Simulator 2026 is a first-person management experience built around the appealing idea of beginning with limited resources and gradually constructing a profitable commercial empire. Developed and published by HOGO Games, it mixes traditional business simulation mechanics with direct exploration, allowing players to participate physically in the world instead of managing everything through menus. Its focus is less on reproducing every complicated detail of real-world economics and more on delivering an accessible cycle of investment, operation, expansion, and automation. The early stages emphasize careful use of money. Starting capital is limited, so choosing what kind of business to establish can have meaningful consequences. Players must consider available opportunities, potential demand, expenses, products, and pricing before committing too heavily to an operation. This creates a satisfying sense that the first successful business has been earned rather than simply handed to the player. Once revenue begins arriving consistently, profits can be reinvested into improvements that gradually increase the scale and efficiency of the company. Running a business involves more …