CEO
Salty Olives · 2022 · Simulation, Economy, Capitalism, Management, Building
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 85
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About CEO
Play the CEO of a multi-national conglomerate and dominate the world's markets. Grow oranges to make orange juice, raise cattle for beef and leather or log timber to make furniture and paper. Take risks by building an expensive mine to get the lithium your batteries need, or monopolize the steel market by buying up all iron deposits. Sell cheap imports or research your own assembly lines to make high quality goods. Advertise your products to attract the rich consumers who care less about price or invest in training to reduce your manufacturing costs. Do you have what it takes to best the other conglomerates fighting for dominance?
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Build farms to grow crops like cotton and rubber and raise livestock to provide leather, wool and more.
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Build mines, logging camps and oil wells to extract iron, timber, oil and other natural resources. These resources are limited in availability and must be acquired at an auction.
Process your raw materials into intermediate products like steel, paper and plastics in your factories.
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Build more factories to combine all of this into consumer products ranging from cat litter and beef jerky to desktop computers and electric cars.
Build R&D labs to improve your manufacturing standards and beat your competition by having the highest quality products.
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Spend money on advertising and manufacture quality products to gain awareness and loyalty and beat your competition by having the best brand.
Train your employees to increase their efficiency and beat your competition on price by having the lowest production costs.
- Complex simulation of a business environment
- Huge variety in products
- Scenarios with leaderboard
- Sandbox game with your own rules and goals
- Play against AI competitors or up to 5 friends
- World with multiple regions that react to player's actions
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Farming\
Build farms to grow crops like cotton and rubber and raise livestock to provide leather, wool and more.
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Raw Materials\
Build mines, logging camps and oil wells to extract iron, timber, oil and other natural resources. These resources are limited in availability and must be acquired at an auction.
Process your raw materials into intermediate products like steel, paper and plastics in your factories.
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Manufacturing\
Build more factories to combine all of this into consumer products ranging from cat litter and beef jerky to desktop computers and electric cars.
Build R&D labs to improve your manufacturing standards and beat your competition by having the highest quality products.
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Retailing\
Spend money on advertising and manufacture quality products to gain awareness and loyalty and beat your competition by having the best brand.
Train your employees to increase their efficiency and beat your competition on price by having the lowest production costs.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Had potential but I think the dev robbed us, took the money and left: updates are non-existent and if they do come they are mostly minor things just to bump the last-update messages. In its current state, it is unfinished, shallow and unplayable; definitely had potential, definitely doesn't deserve to be called a successor to Capitalism14 found this helpful
This game is a watered down, boring as hell and a worse - in every single way- copy of Capitalism. Such a waste of 15 euros. Would have been better to gift the money to charity...14 found this helpful
Don't get me wrong, the game is fine. I picked it up on sale, and it scratched the itch for a bit. My main problem with it is that it's abandoned seemingly. I wanted more from a full release. I hope the developer picks it up and patches it or at least takes it out of EA and reduces the price accordingly.4 found this helpful
The premise of this game is that you're CEO of a corporation, and you need to build farms, factories, and stores, and manage supply chains. While the premise sounds promising, I feel like this game needs more polish. First off, the tutorial is poorly structured. It's split into four separate sections that don't connect together, and you can't continue playing after finishing the tutorial to experiment. It would be much better as one cohesive tutorial that shows how systems work together. The tutorial also doesn't explain many other features that are visible in the side menu. For example, I wanted to make beer, which needs barley and aluminum. I set up the aluminum and it worked fine, but the barley farm just said 'waiting' with no explanation. The tutorial covered farming animals but not crops. Is it different? Am I missing something? Turns out I was just impatient, but it took 2 in-game years for it to start producing, and the game didn't explain anything. Secondly, the UI is a bit clunky, giving me Windows 98 vibes, with icons that look like temporary assets. There are a lot of windows, numbers, charts, sliders. The UI feels a lot more complex than the game actually is. So this …1 found this helpful
7.5/10. Better UI than in Capitalism 2 and everything in the chain is easily accessible. Doesn't mean that UI is perfect, but far better than in Capitalism 2. I hope that developer releases more updates.1 found this helpful
uhh its pretty bussin
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