- Are there ads or in-app purchases?
- No. Buy it once and that is it.
- Do I need an internet connection?
- No. When online, a new game pulls in that day's real world (prices, rates, news). Offline, it uses the last world it saw or the built-in one. Saves stay on your device.
- Is it hard?
- You pick Easy, Normal, Hard or Hell at the start. Harder levels push living costs closer to your pay, raise the bar to start a company, and wear your body down faster. Skip self-care and you end up in hospital; from Normal up, overwork can end your game. Hell starts you with student loans.
- Does the AI see my data?
- Not your personal data. The daily world is built from public news and prices, and your office staff talk and react using only in-game info (names, stats, morale). Save files stay on your device.
- Does the in-game economy follow the real world?
- Yes. An AI newspaper parodies real domestic and world affairs every month, and policy shocks like regulation, subsidies, tariffs and tech booms swing each industry hard. Big swings, but over time they average out.
- Are the staff really alive?
- Yes. Each one has a personality, quirks, an outfit and memories, and AI decides what they do and say next. Ask someone to sing and they might love it or quit on the spot. Change the mood with your wardrobe and office decor.
- Is it available in English?
- Yes, Korean and English. Switch any time in the game.
- How long is one run?
- Thirty years takes about 40 minutes at normal speed, or a little over 10 at top speed. You can keep going after year 30.
- Are the numbers realistic?
- Tax rates, lending rules and industry multiples are simplified from the real world. It is a game, not investment advice.
- How does saving work?
- The game saves to your device at every year end and after key actions. Deleting the app deletes the save.