ConsoleMe

ConsoleMe

TheHydraFlash · March 14, 2026 · Simulation, Capitalism, Sandbox, Economy, Immersive Sim

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ConsoleMe price by region

ConsoleMe costs $3.99 in the United States, €3.99 in Europe (EUR), £3.99 in the United Kingdom, CA$6.19 in Canada, NZ$6.99 in New Zealand, $6.99 in Georgia (USD), A$7.10 in Australia, zł7.50 in Poland and R$15.39 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest ConsoleMe offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Statesyour region $3.99 −60% $3.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €3.99 −60% €3.99 — 1
United Kingdom £3.99 −60% £3.99 — 1
Canada CA$6.19 −60% CA$6.19 — 1
New Zealand NZ$6.99 −60% NZ$6.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $6.99 $6.99 — 1
Australia A$7.10 −60% A$7.10 — 1
Poland zł7.50 −33% zł7.50 — 1
Brazil R$15.39 −60% R$15.39 — 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 ConsoleMe

Build a Studio. Build an Empire. Lead a Nation.

Most business sims stop when you get rich.ConsoleMe starts there.Begin in 1984 with a small game development studio and a dream. Create hit games, launch consoles, hire staff, and survive the brutal realities of the gaming industry.As your success grows, so do your ambitions.Build a business empire spanning multiple industries. Acquire companies, invest in stocks, own football clubs, expand your influence, and shape entire markets.And if wealth is not enough?Enter politics.Write manifestos, fight elections, pass legislation, form a government, and if you rise high enough, become Prime Minister.One save. One journey. One story.Your story.

Build a Studio

Every great empire starts somewhere.Start with a small team and build a studio capable of competing with the biggest names in gaming history.Create games across multiple decades, develop new technology, launch your own consoles, build successful franchises, and guide your company through changing markets and industry trends.Hire staff, manage teams, grow your reputation, and turn a small startup into a global gaming powerhouse.

Studio Features

Create and publish games across multiple eras of gaming history
• Hire, train, promote, and manage staff
• Build custom engines and technologies
• Design and launch your own consoles
• Compete against rival studios in a living industry
• Expand into publishing, merchandising, and media opportunities
• Chase awards, critical acclaim, and commercial success

Build an Empire

Success opens new doors.Take your company public, buy competitors, invest in financial markets, and expand far beyond the gaming industry.Build a portfolio of businesses and ventures while managing your growing influence and wealth.Own football clubs, media businesses, motorsport teams, and other enterprises as your empire grows from a single studio into a global powerhouse.

Empire Features

• Take companies public through IPOs
• Trade stocks and build investment portfolios
• Acquire rival businesses and studios
• Manage multiple companies simultaneously
• Expand into new industries and ventures
• Build personal wealth and influence
• Grow from entrepreneur to mogul

Lead a Nation

What happens when business success is no longer enough?Step into politics and compete for power.Build a political career, create policies, campaign across the country, and fight elections against rival parties.Serve in opposition, propose legislation, influence public opinion, and work your way toward the highest office in the land.If you earn the trust of voters, you may even become Prime Minister.Politics is fully integrated into the same world as your businesses and studios. Decisions made in government can affect the economy, taxation, regulation, and the companies you own.

Political Features

• Create political parties and write manifestos
• Campaign in elections and win seats
• Serve in parliament
• Propose and vote on legislation
• Form governments and appoint ministers
• Manage public approval and political capital
• Pass policies that shape the economy
• Become Prime MinisterVersion 1 focuses on the United Kingdom parliamentary system. Rather than rushing multiple countries, development has focused on building a strong foundation with meaningful elections, legislation, and government management. The framework is designed to expand further over time.

A Living Connected World

ConsoleMe is built around one idea:
  • Your choices should matter beyond a single screen.
  • Your studio affects your wealth.
  • Your wealth affects your influence.
  • Your influence can affect politics.
  • And political decisions can affect the businesses you own.
  • First you worry about payroll.
  • Then competitors.
  • Then shareholders.
  • Then parliament.

Key Features

• Start in 1984 and build a gaming company from the ground up
• Create games, consoles, and technology across multiple generations
• Build a business empire spanning numerous industries
• Trade stocks, acquire companies, and manage investments
• Own and operate football clubs and other ventures
• Enter politics and compete in elections
• Pass legislation and shape national policy
• Become Prime Minister
• Experience decades of progression in a single save
• Build your own unique story from developer to national leader

ConsoleMe — 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 Jul 22, 2026
Too much AI stuff
9 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 30, 2026
Awful game and poorly made. Staff keeps quiting for no reason and there is no explaination of why. The game isn't even close to actually being good like games that are about making video games and software.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 15, 2026
This is probably my favorite business management game ever. The breadth and depth of it is really astounding, with so many paths for how you can run your businesses, what you can focus on, and where you can branch off to. The dev is super responsive to the point that I'm now quite sure if I leave a comment in the morning, when I get home from work there will have been a response and the fix incorporated in the next day or two. Everything I could ask for.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 13, 2026
Great game, lots to do and learn, very responsive developer and very quick to sort out any issues. This EA is better that some full games out there. Probably one of the best games I played in a long time and a developer listens to feedback from community and acts on it. Highly recommend you buy it you won't be disappointed. Also regular updates with fixes and added content makes it worth the price. I will deffiently support the developer with this game and future games :)
2 found this helpful
Recommended May 22, 2026
Great game and dev would recommend getting game
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 28, 2026
Even in its early state, ConsoleMe is a really solid business management sim with a substantial amount of content/breadth. It may even be the most complex business sim on the market (which is balanced by it looking like a excel spreadsheet). Only real complaint is that the menus and UI can be convoluted. I've spent a decent amount of time looking for specific menus within the menus. General QoL/more intuitive linking to connected nodes would be great to have. There are bugs/issues (nothing gamebreaking), but the dev is easy to reach/interact with. I made a bug report and my issue was fixed in a patch within 24h. Recommended if you're into business sims/games you can play at work because they look like Quickbook files.
1 found this helpful

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