Good Company

Good Company is an economic strategy in which players run their own technology company, controlling its operations from humble beginnings until it becomes a market giant. The production was developed by independent studio Chasing Carrots, whose portfolio includes such titles as Pressure and Cosmonautica.

Mechanics

In Good Company the action was shown in isometric view. We start the game in the eighties, when brave minds worked in garages on their inventions that were to change the world. Things are no different in our case, because the first products (such as calculators) must be made by our hero with our own hands. However, when our account begins to receive more and more money, we can think about expanding our business and hiring employees; it is worth paying attention to their experience and individual skills.

Over time, the company grows more and more, and in addition to expanding its headquarters and hiring new people we entrust the latter with more and more responsibilities - from dealing with production (which can later be automated to a large extent), through issues related to logistics, to conducting research on new technologies. We can then do more important things ourselves, such as designing increasingly complex and advanced products (like robots with different functions) to meet the ever-changing needs of the market.

Game modes

Good Company consists of a single player campaign, scenarios and a sandbox mode. When the production debuted in Early Access on Steam, the developers' plans included implementation of a co-op mode.

Technical issues

Good Company has colorful graphics maintained in a pleasant to the eye, cartoon style evoking associations with productions such as the warmly received Two Point Hospital.