
Mad Valley
Mad Valley is an economic and life simulation game set in vivid pixelized aesthetics of 1980s California.
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You are a simple young man from the suburbs with an ambitious vision to revolutionize the tech industry forever. Start in your parent s’ garage, visit the university to hire the most motivated students of different professions and buy equipment to make it the best startup workplace. Shine it up to be the best startup workplace.
Scout for potential hires in diverse settings, with a keen eye on university campuses, to recruit top talent. Each team member you bring on board will contribute unique skills and strengths, making your strategic approach to team assembly and management crucial to your venture's growth and success in a competitive economic landscape.

Dive into the brainstorming mini-game, where you and your team come together to think up new product ideas. It's a simple yet engaging way to mix everyone's ideas and skills to create something new. Through this creative collaboration, you'll develop extraordinary products.

Assign tasks to your team based on their skills. This ensures everyone is working on what they do best, boosting efficiency and project success. It's a practical approach to steer your business smoothly towards its objectives.
Spruce up your office by choosing furniture and decor that set the right vibe, using our simple office setup feature. And here's a pro tip: don't forget to grab a coffee machine. It's the secret weapon to keep your team from dozing off and supercharge their productivity. A great-looking office is more than just eye candy; it's a place where your team can really shine.
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