About This Game

EcoMoguls is a strategy card game about profit, climate damage, and public outrage.

Each round, players draft projects and events into a temporary tableau, collect Megabucks, build local Climate Damage, and fight to avoid becoming the easiest target on the Public Outrage track.

The goal is not to be clean. It is to stay profitable while making sure someone else takes the heat first. Climate pressure builds locally, spills into a shared consequence system, and eventually catches up with everyone. When the game ends, the richest corporation wins.

KEY FEATURES

- Draft 4 cards each round from rotating hands

- Build temporary tableaus around profit, climate pressure, and PR positioning

- Trigger backlash through discarded events and climate overflow

- Compete on personal Public Outrage tracks while managing a shared climate system

- Play solo against AI-controlled rivals, locally with hotseat, or online in multiplayer

- Inspect full card details with satirical flavor text, historical context, and sources

EVERY CARD HAS TEETH

Every card in EcoMoguls pairs polished corporate spin with straight historical context and source material. The tone is sharp, but the subject matter is real.

MODES OF PLAY

Play solo against AI rivals, pass the turn locally in hotseat, or take the blame online in multiplayer.

CORPORATE STRATEGY, PUBLIC CONSEQUENCES

Projects can make you rich, but they also build pressure that does not stay buried forever. Climate Damage builds locally, spills into shared consequences, and turns into Public Outrage when the bill finally comes due.

Winning means building the strongest economy while staying just clean enough, or at least looking that way.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

EcoMoguls uses generative AI as part of a small-studio production workflow for some player-facing content, including visual assets, written material, and audio. All final content included in the game and on the store page has been selected, edited, and integrated by the developer to fit the game's design, tone, and educational goals.