
Is Go to IT worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players interested in managing software companies rather than running other types of businesses
- Strategy players who want financial, staffing, office, and project decisions in one simulation
- Players interested in following software-industry development from 1991 onward
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct action or moment-to-moment gameplay instead of business-management decisions
- Players who prefer a short, fixed scenario rather than a timeline spanning almost 30 years
- Players looking for a general business simulator rather than one focused on software companies
Our take on Go to IT
The defining structure is its long software-industry timeline: the company begins in 1991 and moves through changing markets and technologies, with blockchain projects becoming available from 2009.
What is Go to IT?
Go to IT is a business simulation about running a software company from 1991 through nearly 30 years of industry development.
Players choose between developing projects internally or outsourcing them, then manage projects across their lifecycles, including testing methods and workflows. Decisions cover loans, investments, employees, office arrangements, and tools. Staff management includes hiring based on technical and interpersonal abilities, along with supporting employee learning. More than 10 parameters affect team satisfaction. As the market changes, new technology options become available, including blockchain project development from 2009 onward. The game presents software-industry milestones and technological shifts as part of its management timeline.
How Go to IT plays
- 01Software Company Management
- The simulation follows a company from 1991 through almost 30 years of software-market changes.
- 02Project Lifecycle Control
- Projects can be handled with different testing approaches, techniques, and workflows.
- 03Internal Or Outsourced Work
- Company strategy includes choosing between in-house development and external production.
- 04Team Satisfaction Factors
- More than 10 parameters influence the satisfaction level of the team.
- 05Technology Timeline
- Market development introduces new technological opportunities, including blockchain projects from 2009.
Go to IT compared to similar games
Mad Games Tycoon also centers on building a technology-focused company, but it focuses on forming a game studio and developing video games from the early 1980s. Go to IT instead covers software-company operations from 1991, including project lifecycles, outsourcing choices, team satisfaction, and software-industry milestones.
Go to IT: platforms & release
Is Go to IT worth it?
It is worth it if: players interested in managing software companies rather than running other types of businesses. Skip it if: players seeking direct action or moment-to-moment gameplay instead of business-management decisions.
Where can I download Go to IT?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Go to IT's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Go to IT on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.











