Ventura Inc

Ben Strijbos / Jun 1, 2018 / Indie, Massively Multiplayer, Simulation, Strategy, Early Access

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In Ventura Inc you can play with friends and foes to try and become the richest company in the world. Sign contracts with others. Run your business to avoid bankruptcy. You'll be competing with others to stay profitable in this persistent gameworld.

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What's new

patch 0.1.9 - 9/04/2019 - server + client

2019-04-09

Server reset - Leaderboards too. The patch has been applied - server is back online. Gameplay -Banking rework. Banks now have the option to make money by setting an interest rate to attract customer funds. In thesame manner , it's now in the banks interest to offer 'current accounts' to other companies. Any company signing a current account with a bank, will increase the banks 'customers funds'. Basically increasing its income source. -Banks can no longer offer loans at just any interest. The interest they charge needs to be higher than the central bank rate at that very moment. The central bank rate being influenced by the inflation. Serverside -Inflation bug should now be resolved. This was the main issue in last patch. -A variety of smaller bugfixes wich I didn't record. Known major issues:

Read the full notes

-Storage contracts are likely not working properly yet. (As well as storage information)

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What players say

9 user reviews

56% positive, 9 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

Alright. First of all, I like management games. I found the game while randomly browsing the store and it immediately caught my attention. However, it currently has severe flaws, in my opinion, which makes me want a refund (for now, at least). Major issues: - You have no way to predict how well something will sell (to "NPC" automatic customers). You have to use trial and error, and manually adjust your price, then...

17 found this helpful, 2018-06-15

Not recommended1 hrs played

I buy obscure MMO games. This game breaks my heart. A bunch of nerds clearly got together and made, 'something'. One of the positive reviews on here is by someone that 'knows' the developer. Big surprise. This is the WORST game I have ever played. My biggest issue: I managed to bankrupt my company, and there is no way to restart as far as I can tell. 18 dollars down the drain. How is this even allowed on Steam? I...

9 found this helpful, 2018-08-20

Recommended369 hrs played

Online Capitalism Simulator. Open a corporation, take out a loan, start a business. Build your business and research new industries. Trade what you produce, or build your own supply chain. Graphics are Sim City 2000 esque, but it is online multiplayer and that makes it a lot of fun anyways. Bought and paid full price which might be a little high for the current online community, but assuming we can some interest, it...

5 found this helpful, 2018-06-07