Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

Party Tycoon

Build a nightlife empire one event at a time. Book the night, open the doors, and turn a rough room into the hottest venue in town - then do it all again somewhere bigger.

Throw the events - Run nights across a range of venues, each with its own layout, crowd, and quirks. A canal-side bar plays nothing like a warehouse rave.

Hire and train your staff - Put bartenders, security, and crew on the floor, level them up, and keep the drinks flowing when the place fills up.

Keep the crowd happy - Read the room, clear the bottlenecks, and win over every guest - including the VIPs who are never easy to please.

Survive the night - Police raids, blown fuses, surprise headliners. No two nights run the same.

Climb the leaderboards - Stack your cash, fame, and reputation against Party Tycoons worldwide, and form crews to rise together.

Host together - Invite other players into your venue and run the night side by side.

Features

* 8 venues to unlock and build up - from a damp basement to a canal barge, a yacht and a moon dome (more coming)

* 245 event nights, each with its own crowd, modifiers and payout

* Three goals a night, drawn from 79 goal types - pour drinks, hold the hype above 75 for 100 seconds, check 22 jackets, eject troublemakers, get through a police raid without a bust, or pet two basement rats before the doors open

* 22 stations to staff - beer bar, cocktail counter, VIP bottle service, cloakroom, food truck, photo booth, show stage

* 21 crew roles, each trained up over five levels, and 38 upgrades to buy

* 33 decor pieces to raise a venue's ambience and start nights hotter

* No two nights alike - difficult VIPs, police raids, blown fuses, surprise headline DJs

* Online multiplayer - co-host events, form crews, and climb the global leaderboards

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

I am a solo dev, I use Claude Code as a coding assistant during development. The game's code is written with Claude assistance and reviewed (and often changed) by me (and i learn so much this way).

No AI generated art, music or voice is used. All visuals are rendered in real time by the game engine, all music and sound effects are synthesized procedurally at runtime (this was really hard), and all store and marketing images are rendered directly from the game - maybe not the newest version used.

The game does not generate any content with AI while it runs.

Localizations (except german) were machine-translated.