ClickCorp: The HR Tycoon

So good it gave me autism, would recommend

hawk tuah :)

bit of fun

ClickCorp: The HR Tycoon by Rafe Fredericks and Normal Guy Games is a management roguelike that takes the familiar structure of corporate simulation and twists it into something more cynical and self-aware. Instead of building a thriving company through smart expansion and optimization, the game casts you as an HR manager trying to keep a failing startup afloat, often through questionable or ethically uncomfortable decisions. This framing immediately sets it apart, turning what could have been a straightforward tycoon experience into something that leans heavily on satire and commentary about workplace culture. The core gameplay revolves around a loop of decision-making where each choice affects the company’s stability, finances, and employee morale. Rather than managing a physical space or constructing infrastructure, the focus is on people and policies. Hiring new employees, cutting costs, reorganizing teams, and responding to unexpected events form the backbone of the experience. These decisions are often presented in a card-like or event-driven format, which gives the game a structured rhythm while still allowing for unpredictability. Each run feels like a balancing act, with …