Wall Street Tycoon PC

Build your investment company from scratch by hiring employees with limited funds. Conduct background checks to assess traits like aggression, work ethic, productivity, and happiness, then motivate them through events and games while balancing fun against output. Bankruptcy looms as you manage cash flow and craft an office environment that boosts performance without sparking low morale or high turnover. Shape departments such as Investors and Lawyers to generate revenue, while Human Resources and IT Support enhance their efficiency. Office amenities directly impact employee morale and profits-too few lead to quits, too many breed idleness. This indie strategy simulation challenges players who enjoy precise resource management and growth decisions on PC.

You just created an investment company. Now it’s time to hire some employees! With very limited funds, you must hire the best people to work at your company. Bankruptcy is always a threat and in order to stay profitable you must manage money and create an office that will maximum the performance of your employees.

Employees

Employee performance varies depending on your actions as CEO. When hiring employees, background checks provide information on employee traits such as aggression, work ethic, productivity, and happiness. Motivate your employees with events and games, but too much fun will lower productivity in the office.

Office

The office you build has direct relation to your bottom line. The environment shapes how much work your employees will get done, and that determines how much profit the entire company earns. Employees with few amenities and poor work conditions will have low morale and high turnover rates. However, with too many amenities, employees are more likely to be happy and unproductive.

Departments

Some departments generate money for the company (Investors, Lawyers). Others support the revenue making departments and increase their efficiency (Human Resources, IT Support). Balancing these departments as the company grows can be the difference between success and bankruptcy.