
Gilded Rivals: A Dynasty of Fortune · Cover art
In Development
Dynasty and business strategy
Gilded Rivals: A Dynasty of Fortune
Start with a ledger in 1894. Build a fortune your family can keep.
Trade, collect art, found companies and outmanoeuvre rival houses in 1890s Europe, then marry, raise a family and see how far your name can travel.
Windows edition in development · $1.99 full game.
YOUR NEXT “ONE MORE GO”
A small game with plenty to get stuck into.
You are an ambitious young merchant in 1894 with a small purse and big plans.
Inspect paintings for forgeries, then outbid rival houses at scheduled auctions.
Found companies, build factories and hire executives while six great houses build their own empires.
STILL BEING MADE
Gilded Rivals: A Dynasty of Fortune is on its way.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Coming to Windows
Begin in Amsterdam in January 1894 with £25,000, a few introductions and a name still to make. Travel between five cities, trade commodities and shares, check a painting for forgery before you buy and bid against rival houses at auction. As your wealth grows, found companies and factories, hire executives, buy property and bid for private firms while six great families play their own game. Everyone you deal with remembers how you treated them.
- One-click Windows installer
- DRM-free, no subscription
- $1.99 one-time purchase
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GET COMFORTABLE
Play your way.
Play with the mouse or keyboard through panels for markets, art, family, companies, property and rivals. Move the calendar on by seven or thirty days at a time, or let travel and big decisions carry it forward. The game saves after every action.
Take as long as you like over each decision, because nothing happens until you act or move the calendar on. Scene transitions switch off when your system asks for reduced motion, and every control works with the mouse or the keyboard.
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