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Is Monopolist: Technological Revolution worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy-game players who want an economic contest centered on buying firms and forming a monopoly rather than military campaigns.
- Players who prefer competing against AI opponents with different purchasing approaches rather than managing a human team.
- Fans of historical settings who want a city-business game set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad economic-management simulation may find the described focus on buying firms and bankrupting rivals narrow.
- Players looking for squad-based military strategy will not find that focus here.
Our take on Monopolist: Technological Revolution
The game concentrates its strategy on firm purchases and rival bankruptcy, leaving little room for broader management systems in the described setup. Its choice of a direct monopoly contest keeps the objective clear, but narrows the kinds of decisions at the center of play.
What is Monopolist: Technological Revolution?
Set startup capital, choose a car color, and compete to control firms in a city modeled on the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
AI opponents have three buying styles: one avoids purchases that could leave its business short of funds, another buys whatever it can to disrupt rivals’ plans, and a third selects firms for profit and pursues a monopoly. The central contest is over buying enterprises and limiting competitors’ ability to build control. The game also includes images in its directory that can be used as avatars.
How Monopolist: Technological Revolution plays
- 01Distinct AI styles
- Opponents differ in whether they conserve funds, buy broadly to disrupt plans, or select firms for profit.
- 02Set starting capital
- Players can choose the amount of startup money before beginning.
- 03Car color choice
- Players can select a color for their car.
- 04Avatar images
- Images stored in the game directory can be used as avatars.
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Monopolist: Technological Revolution: platforms & release
Is Monopolist: Technological Revolution worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy-game players who want an economic contest centered on buying firms and forming a monopoly rather than military campaigns. Skip it if: players seeking a broad economic-management simulation may find the described focus on buying firms and bankrupting rivals narrow.
Where can I download Monopolist: Technological Revolution?
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What platforms is Monopolist: Technological Revolution on?
Windows only.
