Gameplay
Console War Giant is a management game that puts you in charge of a young company producing video game consoles! The year is 1980, and the gaming industry is still in its infancy. A place under the sun is yours to claim!
Design your own consoles, secure your hardware supply, build your game catalog, and target your markets wisely. But beware! Your competitors won’t go down without a fight!
Relax! It’s turn-based
Sometimes we just need a break from games that overwhelm us with constant notifications and events. Console War Giant is turn-based and divided into several phases, so you’ll have all the time you need to assess the situation and plan your actions.
Features
Design your own consoles and controllers using a dedicated 3D interface. Then, choose their technical specifications according to your goals.
Build your console’s game catalog based on the markets you want to target. Support development studios in porting their games. And if you secure some exclusives, even better!
Secure your essential hardware supplies through a competitive auction system. Get the best deals possible!
Add features and services such as streaming platforms, virtual stores, or DVD players. Select the ones that best match customer expectations at the time.
Produce and sell accessories and merchandise to maximize your profits!
Negotiate the best deals with console retailers to expand your market presence.
Join the console war! Your rivals will take aggressive actions against you. But you’ll have opportunities to strike back. Your ultimate goal: to take them over!
Launch marketing campaigns at the right moment. Whether to boost immediate sales or to get long term effects.
Experience key events in gaming history and their consequences, from the 1983 video game crash to the Covid-19 pandemic and much more.
Research new technologies to stay ahead of the competition.
Satisfy your board of directors, who will regularly assign you new objectives to achieve.
As you can see, as the CEO of such a company, you’ll have far more important things to do than arranging isometric offices. :)
