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Kicksharing Tycoon

Build your own kicksharing empire from a small garage startup to a global company. Manage scooters, expand across cities, face vandals, rivals, and tough regulations. Every decision shapes your path to success—or downfall.

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December 2, 2025
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About the Game

Kicksharing Tycoon

Kicksharing Tycoon is an economic strategy in which you create and develop your own electric scooter rental company. Starting with a garage and a couple of scooters, you can build a real international corporation.

Key features:

Startup from scratch - buy your first scooters for your last $10,000 and start your entrepreneurial journey.

Business management - assign cities for rent, monitor the condition of the fleet, hire staff and expand to new cities and countries.

Realism and challenges - cope with vandalism and government requirements.

Flexible strategy - decide whether you will personally control the details or build a system that works without your participation.

Can you turn a small garage business into a leader in the global micromobility industry?