Central Bank

Central Bank

Nabiulina software · August 9, 2025 · Simulation, Economy, Grand Strategy, God Game, Life Sim

Buy the Central Bank key for Steam from Kinguin at $8.56 — the cheapest of 2 stores we compare.

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6 user reviews17% · 6
Best price 28 Fair price
$8.56-55%
lowest tracked $3.79
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Central Bank price by region

Central Bank costs £5.66 in the United Kingdom, €6.51 in Europe (EUR), $8.56 in the United States, $8.56 in Georgia (USD), CA$24.79 in Canada, NZ$27.49 in New Zealand, A$27.95 in Australia, zł36.38 in Poland and R$57.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Central Bank offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £5.66 −64% £15.89 £5.66 2
Europe (EUR) €6.51 −65% €18.49 €6.51 2
United Statesyour region $8.56 −55% $18.99 $8.56 2
Georgia (USD) $8.56 — $8.56 1
Canada CA$24.79 CA$24.79 — 1
New Zealand NZ$27.49 NZ$27.49 — 1
Australia A$27.95 A$27.95 — 1
Poland zł36.38 −58% zł86.99 zł36.38 2
Brazil R$57.99 R$57.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Central Bank

Take control of the most fearsome weapon known to mankind: the key interest rate. As head of the central bank, you wield the power to make (or break) nations. Raise it, and watch markets crumble and riots erupt. Lower it, and brace yourself for an economy so hot it could melt steel.

Central Bank — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Jun 7, 2025
I have many suggestions — this is a game genre I really enjoy, and I’ve found that there’s truly nothing like it on the market. Although it’s currently a work in progress, I won’t be requesting a refund because I want to support the development. I think there are many elements that could be added. Beyond managing interest rates, you could implement quantitative easing (QE), open market operations, and more. Please add Simplified Chinese language support — with the advancement of generative AI today, this should be quite easy. Include simulations and curves for CPI/PPI, the stock market, cryptocurrency market, and bond market — we need a more realistic market simulation.
11 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 30, 2025
This isn't a game, this is a meme with a price tag. The animations, background, characters, and moving objects (which get stuck on each other, like people getting stuck on other people and fire hydrants) do not serve a purpose. Once, just once, at about 08:30 (I stopped at 10:00), a person had a little paragraph about how GDP growth benefits an economy. Otherwise, the animations are useless. The gameplay itself is clicking interest rates up or down by 1-2% increments in response to what seem to be prescripted jokes, like a "Special Military Operation" forcing you to send interest rates sky high. Sure, I get the joke, but jokes are free, not games. If this game were to actually be a game, there would need to be far, far more precision: a 0.25% change making a massive difference, not just sending interest rates down to 0%, then 16%, then 0% again, then 16% again. There's no data tea reading here, either: the game tells you what interest rate to set to. If you've actually read central bank-related news, and those are going to be this game's customers, you're going to know how massive of a shock to an economy a rate cut or hike is. This game treats going from "money printer go brrr…
9 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 17, 2025
this is a troll game. the entire gameplay is clicking the "up" button or "down" button. while you're clicking them you're looking at a city view where nothing changes. NPCs walk into each other and get stuck. cars instantly turn 90 degrees going around corners. this cannot have taken more than a week of time to make, how the hell is it $18.99.
9 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 6, 2025
Incredibly Unique & Promising – A Central Banker's Dream Simulator! Just started playing, but WOW – there's nothing like this on Steam or anywhere else! From the moment I launched Central Bank, I was blown away by its sharp visuals and deep, engaging mechanics. The concept alone is genius: wielding the power of interest rates to shape entire economies, for better or worse. The fundamentals are rock-solid—every decision feels weighty, and the ripple effects of my policies are already fascinating to watch unfold. The game does an amazing job of making complex economic principles accessible while keeping the tension high. Raise rates too much, and watch society crumble; lower them recklessly, and inflation spirals into madness. It’s a thrilling balancing act that no other game captures like this. I’ll update this review once I’ve played more, but for now? If you’ve ever wanted to play economic god, Central Bank delivers in a way no other sim does. This is something special!
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 30, 2026
This game feels like a scam. I'm studying economics and really wanted a simulator to practice the concepts but this is not it. Just click up or down and that's it. What's the point of QE or QT if there's no inflation????? THATS THE WHOLE FREAKING POINT OF IT!!!!!! I actually don't mind the meme events since today feels like a meme but wow, they really don't do anything. I also don't understand why this game is based in a city with full on country size events or is the set up that bad, i cant tell what economy I'm working with. The last update was in 2025 so I guess I should have checked that but there are way to many groups involved for it to be this bad. I would, however, make a suggestion even though its probably not gonna happen. While the events do affect the economy, there should also be random responses from lawmakers or maybe you are an advisor to them. This would really push the realism in the game since they can pass laws that make things worse or better. Huge disappointment. Listen to the comments and don't buy!

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