StrategyFit check
Is MEGALOMANIAC worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy controlling wealth and media influence
- Players interested in crisis scenarios involving scandal, unrest and financial collapse
- Players who want a game built around an ambitious antihero pursuing global ownership
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional hero’s journey may not suit the role of a wealthy heir pursuing ownership of the world.
- Players looking for a calm management experience may find the focus on uprisings, financial collapse and catastrophe unsuitable.
- Players who want a game without media manipulation, celebrity gossip or misinformation should look elsewhere.
Our take on MEGALOMANIAC
The defining detail is the time limit: Rich Savage must pursue global ownership while handling scandals, uprisings, financial collapse and environmental catastrophe before his life ends.
What is MEGALOMANIAC?
Play as Rich Savage, an extremely wealthy heir who wants to own everything in the world.
Use available skills and finances while managing scandals, public uprisings, financial collapse and environmental catastrophe. The campaign includes controlling the media, spreading fear, misinformation and celebrity gossip, and dealing with Rich Savage’s father. The game also presents the possibility of killing his father, climbing the rich list, keeping the masses under control and watching the planet deteriorate in real time. All of this must be handled before Rich Savage’s time on Earth runs out.
How MEGALOMANIAC plays
- 01Media control
- Use a media campaign involving fear, misinformation and celebrity gossip.
- 02Crisis responses
- Deal with scandal, public uprising, financial meltdown and environmental catastrophe.
- 03Global ownership
- Pursue the stated goal of owning everything in the world.
- 04Finite lifespan
- Complete the campaign before Rich Savage dies.
- 05Planetary decline
- Observe the planet’s deterioration in real time.
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MEGALOMANIAC: platforms & release
Is MEGALOMANIAC worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy controlling wealth and media influence. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional hero’s journey may not suit the role of a wealthy heir pursuing ownership of the world.
Where can I download MEGALOMANIAC?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MEGALOMANIAC's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MEGALOMANIAC on?
Windows only.
