Stock Market: Investor Tycoon

BoneApps

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Turn a growing city into your personal financial empire. Buy shares, watch prices move, collect dividends, and reinvest every profit in the next opportunity. This stock market game blends investing, company management, idle progress, and economic strategy.

Begin as a new investor with a modest balance and an eye for opportunity. Open a company, study its chart, and start building a portfolio of valuable assets. Voting shares can rise or fall as trades, broader market movement, and company news shape their price. Buy low, follow the trend, and decide when it is time to sell.

Trading is only one path to wealth. Preferred shares pay recurring dividends and turn ownership into steady cash flow. Tap the income control to move a payout closer, then hire managers and improve automation. The first upgrade keeps earnings accumulating; the next sends every payment directly to your account.

Manage the operations behind every successful company. Invest money and certificates in production, logistics, storage, and technology to shorten the time between payments. Improve marketing, sales, human resources, and legal operations to increase each payout.

Acquire a controlling stake and take command of the business. Issue additional shares to expand the company's potential, earn certificates, and create room for more preferred shares. Then rebuild your ownership and keep growing.

Merge companies into powerful holdings. Matching business parameters reinforce one another, so a carefully planned group can deliver more value than isolated investments. Compare strengths, combine compatible companies, and organize a portfolio that works as one coordinated machine.

Your capital changes the city around you. Unlock new districts, discover more companies, and advance to new cities filled with investment opportunities. Roads, towers, traffic, and business centers create a lively urban backdrop for every decision.

Diversify beyond the exchange with startups. Grow a city taxi service and a car-sharing operation. Invest in solar panels and wind turbines, then develop an online store supported by delivery vans. Buy income-producing units and collect the money they generate.

Build up the Gold Factory as another long-term asset. Reduce the time needed to produce gold bars, increase each batch, and return when production is complete. Gold unlocks automation and new districts, while certificates improve company operations and help form holdings.

Complete tasks to earn extra resources. Buy specific shares, reach portfolio goals, improve a company, automate its earnings, or issue another round of stock. Daily rewards and temporary income boosts can speed up progress.

Play at your own pace. Active traders can tap for faster payouts, react to company news, and search for favorable prices. Patient investors can automate collections, step away, and return to offline income. The core game works without a constant internet connection, so your portfolio and companies remain available wherever you play. A connection is only needed for purchases and optional rewarded boosts.

Live the fantasy of an investor, entrepreneur, executive, and holding-company owner in one business simulator. Explore the stock exchange, manage assets, grow capital, collect passive income, and shape a modern city around your companies. Simple controls make the first trade easy, while linked systems create meaningful choices about what to buy, sell, and improve.

Watch the market. Claim your dividends. Control your companies. Expand the city. Buy your first share today and prove that you can rise from a small investor to a financial tycoon with an empire built to last.

Ratings and reviews

Balancing is terrible, and otherwise scarce resources like gold and certificates can be gained via ads, which makes the game incredibly difficult if you don't watch ads, or incredibly easy if you do watch ads. Additionally, "holdings" lose their purpose completely once you max out the company perk, as there is a cap to it ex: "4/4", holdings should be able to go over the cap or shouldnt be included in the cap for better game design. Could've been fun, poor execution.

leaving feedback as I keep getting pop ups asking me to leave a rating. good game.

hey i absolutely love this game, it really simulates the stock market to a certain extent. just a few improvements you can add to a game. 1. add a shorting feature so people can short from the peak, 2. remove the 40 stock barrier since for cheaper stocks you need to buy more shares, 3. create a country type theme, not nessearily diffrent stock market contiditons, just a fun way to expand the atock market for players, 4. add a historical performance metiec, this way players get to see their past

What’s new

* new translations
* bug fixes