Build your financial empire across 1850s America. Trade stocks, commodities, and bonds, acquire companies, speculate on real estate, and outsmart 30 rival investors in this deep economic tycoon simulator. About This Game The year is 1850. America is booming. Railroads stretch across the frontier. Gold rushes ignite fortunes overnight. Coal mines, cotton mills, and steamboat lines fuel an unstoppable industrial revolution. In this land of opportunity, only the boldest and shrewdest investors will rise to the top. Billionaire in the Greedy America is a deeply simulated financial tycoon game where you start as an ambitious investor and fight your way to the top of Wall Street — one trade, one acquisition, one hostile takeover at a time. Trade Everything Navigate a living, breathing financial ecosystem across 20 US states , each with its own economy, central bank, and political landscape. Stock Market — Buy, sell, and short-sell shares in dozens of companies. Watch prices react to earnings, market trends, and your own trades. Commodities — Speculate on oil, coal, steel, wheat, gold, lumber, cotton, sugar, and aluminum. Commodity prices ripple through industries, affecting the companies you own. Bonds — Invest in corporate and state bonds with realistic yield curves. Balance risk and return across maturities up to 30 years. Real Estate — Build or buy commercial properties, luxury mansions, rental buildings, and even sport clubs across the nation. Build Your Corporate Empire When you acquire enough shares in a company, you take control. Then the real game begins. Hire and fire CEOs — Choose between aggressive, conservative, balanced, cost-cutting, or innovative management styles. Manage operations — Set R&D budgets, marketing spend, pricing strategies, and expand with new branches in other states. Execute corporate maneuvers — Launch IPOs, leveraged buyouts, greenmail attacks, mergers, extraordinary dividends, and corporate restructurings. Found new companies — Start businesses from scratch in any of the 19 period-authentic industry sectors, from Railroad Construction to Arms Manufacturing, from Gold Mining to River Steamboat Shipping. Outsmart 30 AI Rivals You're not alone in this race for riches. 30 AI investors — each with their own strategy — compete against you for the same opportunities. Value investors play the long game; speculators chase short-term profits. They can go bankrupt, reinvent themselves, or even make you an offer you can't refuse for your prized shares. A Living Economy Dynamic politics — Republican and Democratic parties compete in state elections every 4 years, shaping tax policy on income, capital gains, corporate profits, and wealth. Central bank rates fluctuate with GDP growth, affecting loans, bond yields, and the entire economy. Economic cycles — Booms and depressions strike unpredictably, rewarding those who prepared and punishing the reckless. State contracts — Bid for lucrative government procurement deals in railroads, arms, ironworks, and textiles. Your Rules, Your Challenge Customize your experience with difficulty options: Choose your starting capital — from rags to modest riches Enable the licensing system to require state-by-state market access Activate wealth taxes for a harder financial challenge Turn on market impact realism where your large trades move prices against you Features at a Glance Deep financial simulation set in 1850s America Trade stocks, bonds, commodities , and real estate Short selling , IPOs, leveraged buyouts, mergers, and greenmail Own and manage companies across 19 authentic industry sectors 20 US states with independent economies, politics, and tax systems 30 AI investors with distinct trading strategies Dynamic economic cycles with booms and depressions 5 CEO management styles for AI-driven or hands-on company control Government contracts and competitive bidding Detailed financial reporting: P/E ratios, EPS, ROE, credit ratings, balance sheets Available in English, German, Italian , and Russian In the Greedy America, opportunity is everywhere. But so is the competition. How far will you go?
