Mad Games Tycoon 2

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Build and design your own game studio Starting in any year between 1976 and 2020, begin building your dream game company. With every passing year you will need to research new technologies and features, develop or license better game engines, and make the decisions necessary to go from a small garage studio to an industry dominating mega company.

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Developer:
Eggcode
Engine:
Unity
Release date:
31 May 2023
Recent Steam reviews:
Very Positive (58)
All Steam reviews:
Very Positive (2183)

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Description

Build and design your own game studio


Starting in any year between 1976 and 2020, begin building your dream game company. With every passing year you will need to research new technologies and features, develop or license better game engines, and make the decisions necessary to go from a small garage studio to an industry dominating mega company. Prepare to release your next hit game on home consoles, handhelds, computers or even arcade machines, each having their own unique market.

You will need to hire the top talent available, and they will need lounges, bathrooms and amenities that create a comfortable and clean environment to develop in.

Expand your studio with new office space, go from a few employees to hundreds, and make moves to grow from just being a developer to being a developer, publisher, and console manufacturer as you begin to control the entire gaming market and owning all the companies in it!

Key features include...


▪ Multiplayer for up to 4 players allowing you to work together or against each other. Trade technologies, send each other funds, or sabotage your friends as you compete for the top spots on all the charts.

▪ With "Mad Games Tycoon 2" you can create MMOs, Free to play games, Mobile games, Arcade games, Addons, Spin-offs, GOTY editions, Game Bundles, Budget games, Retro games, Sequels and Remasters or Ports your games. Buy popular licenses from things such as books, toys, movies and sports to give your games a built-in audience.

▪ Every game is a part of a growing IP (Intellectual Property/Franchise), build up the reputation of your IPs into gaming powerhouses that have your fans counting down the days until the next hit. Merchandise these IPs for extra income. Sell IPs you have let become dormant or buy popular IPs from other companies.

▪ Make your own game engines, or license them from competitors. Keep them up to date with the latest technologies to stay ahead of the competition and take a cut of the profits from every game made with it.

▪ Develop games for publishers while working independently, through contract work or sign exclusive publishing contracts for a monetary boost.

▪ Produce and distribute your own games or games from the competition. Choose the right price, how many copies you think you can sell and start your marketing campaigns to increase your chances of success.

▪ Create your own home and handheld consoles. Hire talented technicians to build a reliable console, pick the right parts that fit that era’s technology. Decide what kind of warranty you will offer, provide monetary incentives to attract developers to your console and boost your sales through game releases and exclusives. Make Pro/Slim/Upgraded versions of your existing consoles to extend their sales life and boost their technology.

▪ Determine the best time to release your next hit game, follow the trends, look at the market analysis, if it should be a multiplatform or should you accept financial incentives to develop exclusively for another console.

▪ With up to 100 competing companies, once you begin to get the upper hand on the competition you can buy them and give them specific guidelines on what kind of games you want them to make, or if you choose, just take all their IPs and shut them down completely.

▪ Gaming history to be made – tons of charts and numbers! Track your current and all-time successes. Historical records, current market analysis and market research. Want to see who won game of the year in 1986 when you’re still playing in 2044? It’s a few clicks away. Play for a century and beyond.

▪ Difficulty options ranging from very easy all the way up to a challenging legendary difficulty. These options can be further tweaked with other settings, and if that’s still not enough control for your playstyle there is a full sandbox mode with dozens of options to tailor the challenge exactly to the way you want to play.

And much more to discover in Mad Games Tycoon 2!

Recommended system requirements

minimum*

OS *:
Windows 7
Processor:
Intel Core2 Duo 2.4Ghz or Higher / AMD 3Ghz or Higher
Memory:
4 GB RAM
Graphics:
DirectX 10 compatible with 512 RAM or better
Storage:
2 GB available space

recommended*

OS *:
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
Processor:
2.8 GHz quad core or better
Memory:
8 GB RAM
Graphics:
DirectX 10 compatible with 1024 RAM or better
Storage:
2 GB available space

User reviews

iChoro
Recommended | 10 Jun 2026
332h played

I loved MGT1 when it came out, and now its completely unplayable because of how good this sequel is. very very close to perfection, to the point I have over 300 hours in the game and I know I'll be back to it again and

Helpful: 7
z DOC
Recommended | 24 May 2026
90.6h played

Summary: Attempting to develop your own massive GTA clone only to completely bankrupt your indie studio in the process. 10/10. 🎮 Gameplay: [ ] Just press W [x] Fun [ ] Goodbye social life Opinion: The core management

Helpful: 2
StarryGoat
Recommended | 30 May 2026
4.0h played

Really good game. If you liked game dev tycoon you are going to love this. This expands a lot of features that i loved in game dev tycoon. It is a lot more complex. I would just liked if the marketing team could

Helpful: 1
Hydra
Recommended | 17 May 2026
18.0h played

Good tycoon game based on making games! It's really cool to explore all kinds of ways to make money in this game. After a while you pretty much know all the tricks on how to make money and it kinda becomes a waiting

Helpful: 2
Shimmler
Recommended | 11 Jul 2026
35.7h played

It feels like an ultimate version of the good old Game Dev Tycoon. You might get confused by the constrained building rules that feel really silly (like each building can only have 1 corridor and each room can only have

Helpful: 1
Normanator
Recommended | 23 May 2026
135h played

Came to this game after years of playing game dev tycoon. Overall I enjoy it although there are some things I wish were done better. like no real incentive to manually place room decor, games are mostly slider based and

Helpful: 0