Bank Tycoon 구매

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• The world is made up of 20 countries that have differing dependencies, industries and roles
  
• Your home country has your Head Office and main bank
  
• You have 1 bank executive character, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) who :
  
  • manages finances
    
  • commands characters and travels to countries to create financial relationships
    
  • is at risk of imprisonment or kidnapping when travelling
• You have an army to command, to free an imprisoned executive or invade countries
  
• Your decisions and natural disasters have consequences for trade partners :
  
  • A natural disaster like a flood in an agricultural based country may cause food shortages
    
  • Your investments help economies
    
  • Wars impact industries and economies
• Open offices in countries to unlock strategies for financial expansion
  
• Make decisions that influence your bank's share price
  
• Manage costs per turn as offices, wars and armies are expensive

• Create relationships and offices in other countries
  
• Tactically move characters across the grid and into countries
  
• Protect the COO
  
• Manage finances and profits as war and office expansions are expensive
  
• Monitor events for profitable opportunities and disasters that may cost you money
  
• Create money for expansion and to fund your army
  
• Upgrade offices to create branch networks and Ad campaigns to increase your market share
  
• Control your armies and provide tactics as they invade and attack countries
  
• Use spies for industrial espionage and war

• Every character has a turn and can be moved to a grid tile only on their turn
  
• Enemy soldiers move automatically on their turn and only inside their country
  
• All friendly characters except the Chief Operating Officer (COO) spawn on request
  
• Characters have specific roles, abilities and costs per move
  
• COO - controls the bank and issues orders to other units
  
• Soldiers - fight in countries where war is declared
  
• Medics - can restore health to any unit
  
• Spies - perform industrial espionage and attack enemy units
  
• Enemy Soldiers - attack any unit in their country if war is declared

• Correspondent relationships between countries
  
• Credit creation, interest rates and debt management
  
• Foreign Exchange accounts for money transfers