Good Company

Good Company, also known as Good Company: Tech Startup Simulator, puts you at the helm of a growing tech business from the humble days of the 1980s. Ever wonder what it’s like to build a company from scratch, turning a simple garage project into a buzzing operation? This game lets you try just that. It blends economic strategy with hands-on management—no fairy dust, just decision-making and some elbow grease.

Building Your Tech Empire

At first, you’re crafting basic gadgets like calculators. Sounds simple, right? But as you earn profit, the game ramps up—more products, bigger teams, automation, and research all come into play. Need a challenge? You got it. From hiring the right people to scaling up production lines, there’s a lot to juggle.

Key Features

• Start in a small garage workshop in the 1980s.
• Hire employees with different skills to boost efficiency.
• Automate product manufacturing as you grow.
• Research new technologies to unlock advanced items.
• Create cool products—from simple gadgets to robots.
• Multiple game modes: campaign, scenarios, and sandbox.
• Plans for cooperative multiplayer to team up later.

Look and Feel

The game rocks charming, colorful visuals with an isometric view. It reminded me a bit of Two Point Hospital but with a tech-business vibe. It’s easy on the eyes while you’re plotting your next move, which helps when you’re knee-deep in spreadsheets and factory layouts.

Why Give It a Go?

If you’ve ever daydreamed about being your own boss in tech, here’s a no-pressure way to see what that’s like—minus the real-world stress. Good Company isn’t about flashy hype or magic—just grinding and growing. Plus, it’s free to download, so you can jump straight into the garage startup scene.

Lesson learned: always keep a backup plan—or at least enough cash to keep the lights on. Ready to juggle workers, tech, and products? Dive in and see if you can build something that lasts.