Game Corp DX
Manage your Game Studio, earn big bucks, impress the critics, beat rival studios and clean up at the awards!
Based on the Flash game that has been played over 5 Million times, Game Corp DX is an enhanced version that has been built from the ground up to be enjoyed on PC, Mac and Linux with proper full screen support, faster performance, Steam features and a lot more polish!
Build your Game Corp from scratch and make it into the best one ever!
Start small by making micro games to give your workers experience
Pick a project name, scale and genre
Expand your Studio and your team, hire new workers, train them to use better tools and use those tools to make better games!
Train your workers to the max and create the ultimate Game Developer team!
Publish your games, impress the critics and beat the other Studios at the Annual Videogame Studio Awards!
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Got it in the winter sale and I would be more than happy to pay the full price.
I have some tiny nitpicks but they really don't take away from the overall fun of the gameplay loop!
To be fair the biggest thing that annoyed me with the game is just I wish I had more space to build but I understand limiting the space. The other things that bugged me aren't really too crazy, just a couple of awkward mechanics that are easily worked around.
I buy lots of "cheap" games on steam and this one is a rare one that actually kept me hooked from beginning til' end. I'm not going to lie, I probably won't be replaying as I feel like I've experienced most of what I can but the 4 hours I played was very fun and addicting. Good stuff lads
Steam User 0
Fun little management Game. Definitely worth picking up for a few hours of fun :)
Steam User 0
wow. this game is so much interesting. a lot of achievements, a lot of gameplay potential. plus you can make half life 3 the worst game there is or the best and break the market of action/adventure games. plus got it with a 50% coupon which makes it worth. just completed campaign, didnt check out challenge tho. r-e-c-o-m-m-e-n-d-e-d
Steam User 0
A great simple tycoon sim. Exactly what I was looking for. Couple fun easter eggs in there to boot. I enjoyed going ahead and taking the time to 100% this one!
Steam User 0
This game offers a fun but short experience; however, this is justified in the price. Within this game, you can develop your own games company, starting from a small office and eventually growing it into the equivalent of a triple-A games studio. There are a lot of customisation options and small details that make the game enjoyable. If you like this game style and want a longer experience, I suggest Software Inc.
Steam User 0
Great little game! It’s Simple, cute, easy to pick up and play. I got hooked on it for an evening and enjoyed playing. It reminded me of the original SimCity on the SNES back in the day. Amazing that it was made by one person. The only feedback I could offer would be, more content please. I think that’s positive feedback. I had fun playing and wanted more. Would be cool, if it went deeper into the simulation. More job roles like marketing manager, department leaders, and more building space. Stuff like that. Then again, the game might lose some of its balance if more was added. Small tweak suggestions.
• Larger icons at the top of the window show types of workers.
• Full screen mode would be cool. (option was grayed out)
• A status window with a color code key for the different roles.
• A worker profile window and the ability to add notes to a worker profile.
• The ability to sort works types in the project creation window.
I only offer these suggestions because the game prompted me to when I closed it. I think this game is a great demonstration of what a solo crater can do and would love to see a sub-category of games developed by a single person. A note to the developer. Keep up the good work. I had a lot of fun playing.
Steam User 0
If you like the flash game you'll like this. It is an improvement from the original, but definitely more in the way of streamlining than an overhaul. Good way to pass a few hours every now and then, I sure enjoyed sitting through this again.