What an interesting idea. I included it in my Fuck Capitalism Jam compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look :)

Really cool concept, aside from the fact I can't envision a CEO getting "into the weeds" at the same level we do here LOL

Message is loud and clear here. I loved how unlocking ultra processed food was practically printing money.

Hey wow! That's a very nice game you made here, good work to all the team! It's also nice to see fellow Godot users <3 It's such a great engine. I really liked the game's idea, graphics, and the UI. The journal titles made me laugh, especially the "Rage bait" XD.

I lost the first time because I was only investing in sustainable projects and putting dividends to the bare minimum. I wonder if we can win this way (as a CEO), mhhh :P I also never took any loans. I don't like giving banks or investors extras when I can avoid it :P.

I wanted to try a new game because it took me a while to realize that there were multiple project sheets, so I hadn't created new labs during the first try. But the thing is, on the HTML version, the saves are bugging. I had the "you lost" message popping up all the time after my first try, even when I deleted the previous save/named the new one differently, deactivated autosave, etc. So in the end, I couldn't play again XD because even when closing the message, the game buttons were unresponsive.

Also, it's a minor "bug", but when you are, for instance, checking credits or whatever, and return to the menu window, the music restarts every time. I think it would be nicer, as a polish, to have the music continue without interruption.

It seems you've created music for the game! That's neat! It goes very well with the game. I think a longer playlist would be appreciated since it becomes repetitive (but thankfully you guys thought of adding the possibility to turn it off, yay!). I understand that it's a lot of work for the music creator(s) if you want to keep it exclusive to your game.

Anway, I really enjoyed it, congrats <3 I'll keep an eye on the project for the future updates :3

The contrast between the cutesy everything and the down to earth, realistic mercantile activities is really interesting, even more so by how in your face it is when basically the first interaction with your assistant has a blunt "We're here for the money" message.

The sheer amount of numbers and complexity really conveys a sense of "This is capitalism, kid!" that is reinforced yet again by the juxtaposition with the pastel, chill vibes. Imagine if you had to tackle real life politics in Animal Crossing!

I would've liked some more sounds here and there to improve the gamefeel and the game's complexity and interaction wasn't really my style, but I applaud that you manage to create such a composite system that doesn't break in just 4 clicks, congratulations!

I like the juxtaposition: a charming vibe with cute characters, and operating a business and dealing with serious and harmful practices. I'm allergic to spreadsheets, so the game was kinda tricky to figure out. I kinda sorta lost the game almost immediately, so I'm not sure how that happened. I think I'll need to play the game a few more times to understand more of the mechanics, but I really do like all the board member details (all too true, I imagine), the innocently described horrible business actions, (surely the experimental fertilizer is fine?) and the aloof "everything is fine from where I'm sitting, I'm just making money" energy throughout.

Really like all the concept and presentation!Your team have managed to present the idea very well in the game.

Maybe I've gotten a little lost with some terms because my low level english, and I'm sorry about the help button problem, i'll follow you , for if in some moment, you make another release and I'll try again the game ^^

Very good and very polished game!

The complexity of the sheets and constant decision making made me feel soulless and capitalisty :)

Good job and I appreciate the effort put into this one!

The characters are cute, sadly the help button doesn't work and also the assistant is on repeat.
I still don't fully understand business 100% but this seems pretty spot on from the things I hear!

its pretty hard to figure out everything but once you get going this game is very nice. it really shows how hard it is to care about the environment when youre constantly fighting with the  board for your  survival and privatizing water is so profitable ^^

It was a good exercise, thank you for helping me getting my MBA, I'm ready to work at my dad's company (he's the CEO). 5/5

This was great! Very seductive numbers-go-up game. I wasn’t entirely sure why I lost in the end, but I was focussing too much on getting those greedy directors their dividends, so maybe it was the population and environmental health factors…

It took me a while to realise that the directors could actually be praised/bribed and that would have some effect on the game. But that was a nice realisation that the game had that extra bit more depth.

i had a lot of fun playing this!! 

my only real note is that i missed some things for most of my first playthrough (like the 'next' button or that the research page has tabs). while this can 100% be attributed to the fact that i can be ridiculously oblivious at times (a fact that has been scientifically proven), a more detailed tutorial would have been helpful! not sure if the information wasn't there or if i encountered a bug (the 'help' button didn't work and the assistant never moved past their initial dialogue--which i also couldn't close haha), but yeah would have been cool to have it :)

Wow, this is really, really good. It has a nice gameplay loop, and feels appropriately eerie and depressing, while also addicting to see number go up, helplessly accepting your position and starting to enjoy number going up.

If there is one thing I would criticise, it's that I was perfectly able to invest heavily into sustainable things and employee benefits, all while having absurdly high benefits of over 35% for a ridiculous amount of time. I think what would give this more of an edge would be to include rival companies that basically force you to truly optimize your growth instead of just growing, as is the dynamic within capitalism.

Also - the help butten never worked for me, unsure if it's not properly implemented or something went wrong on my end. It was also hard to understand sometimes, what makes the board happy - and it's regrettable a member of the board will never change their opinion once you reach full strikes on them (at least from what I could see), even as I stuffed their fat faces with dividends and profits.

Oh, and the aesthetics were also great, big props to everyone involved!

In summary - I love it, easy 5/5