CapitalismCraft

A compelling take on the clicker genre, much more engaging than you'd typically see. The tongue in cheek humor really ties the experience together.

This game is so addictive that I almost got fired IRL, but I showed my boss the value of consultants Music is 👌

A fun, active clicker game that draws a lot of parallels with the real world. Sad worker with low output? Fire'em. Sick worker about to die? Fire'em! New work laws make firing more expensive? Those evil Commies. Man it's hard being a CEO.

Love this game! Super fun and addicting! A bit rogue-like with varying conditions every play through that makes each run unique and challenging. The graphic are also very cute and entertaining. I really enjoyed the good tongue in cheek humor that is a satirical portrayal of corporate culture. And I can't wait to see how they expand the game in the future!

I'm playing this game on macOS 15.2. The game work perfectly despite the notice in store page "This product is not compatible with macOS 10.15 Catalina or above." The game feels like a fun mix of clicker and colony sim. Thinking about how to organize the layout and ratio between each role for maximum efficiency/profit is very fun. Each round doesn't take long (~10 mins), at the end of each round you get experience points for the permanent upgrade that can help your future run, so it doesn't feel so bad even on the failed attempt. The theme of the game really speaks to me as a corporate slave myself 🥲 The intro / epilogue is very cute and funny to watch, and all the game messages / events / upgrades are on point with the theme it's always funny to see.

I just had an incredibly rewarding experience playing a game—it’s been a while since I felt this way! If you love a good challenge and can’t stand how modern games tend to spoon-feed players, then you have to try this one. It feels like the developers really nailed the balance: simple mechanics and rules, but a steep challenge that pushes you to master them. The gameplay is super time-sensitive, which makes every decision absolutely crucial—and yes, sometimes fatal! I’ve panicked a lot playing this, but honestly, that’s part of the fun. Especially when you pull off a run and manage to rake in a few extra thousand dollars. What a rush! And oh my goodness, the music! It’s ridiculously catchy and makes the whole "corporate slave" theme so much more immersive. The relentless humor from the developers shines through in every aspect of this game—it’s impossible not to love it. I can’t wait to see what new content they come up with next! Keep it up!!!!

As a huge fan of Cookie Clicker, this a new twist to the incremental game. I was playing this work-themed game at work. It put an existential mirror in front of me. I wonder... what am I doing in life? Love the humor! Great work!

As Starcraft 2 fan this game bring the stress of macro without the battle element, u still need to micro though so its a good balance of stress, fun, accuracy training with some rogue like elements. There is something meditative about the initial phase of the game but it can ramp up quick based on the random scenario you roll on each playthrough. The upgrades are a nice touch with interesting changes to the macro and gameplay. Choose wisely :D Hope your company grows to domination! Cheers Note: I got the key for free, however, everything said in the review is my honest opinion.

A great new concept and I really do enjoy what it does. I am glad that you earn cumulative experience as you fail along the way which unlock upgrades that help you advance. Took me a little while to realize you unlock upgrades every 2.5M points but after that the fun really gets going. Capitalism is HARD and this game will teach that lesson well LOL. Just like eating hot peppers enjoy the burn. And never forget step 3, PROFIT!

Initially played the demo a while back and the full version is even more addictive than that. The humor is on point as well and I look forward to seeing how to further optimize. Likely a great game for people who like factorio or other optimization/automation problems.