About This Demo

Did you ever wanted to switch sides and be the bad guy? Here is your chance!

This is a limited free demo of War Crimes Co. Features, balance, visuals, and content may change before the full release. Build a thriving weapons factory in a world of plush animals, questionable clients, and endlessly escalating conflicts. Manage your factory, expand your production lines, automate the chaos, and decide who gets armed next. Don't forget: your profits depend on how ruthless the war is!

Receive materials, assemble weapons, prepare shipments, and keep the entire production chain flowing efficiently. Your factory is your money printer, use it wisely.

You can decide the fate of the wars by selecting who buys you weapons. Different buyers bring different risks, rewards, and consequences. Governments, private organizations, and armed factions all desperately want your products. Choose carefully, adapt to changing wars, and steer your business through a market fueled by fear, bullets, and politics.

Hire employees, shape their routines, and introduce factory policies that change how your business operates. Order them to perform a task and watch them replicate your exact actions, no questions asked! Also, between you and me, they are pretty cheap to buy—coughs—employ, and fire when no longer necessary. Who needs expensive belts and production lines to automate their production anyways?

Start small with a humble atelier and turn it into a sprawling industrial operation. Arrange machines, workstations, and routes to improve speed, reduce bottlenecks, and scale up your operation. 

THE DEMO IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

This is more than a quick tutorial. The demo lets you run a real factory with 15 machines—close to half of the full game's production floor—automate it with one worker type, sell to two very different kinds of customers, and deal with three distinct factory accidents through minigames.

The full game expands every part of the operation: 31 machines, three worker types, five customer types, and a wider range of minigames. Expect more production chains to master, more buyers to manipulate, more workers to exploit, and a much larger industrial empire to build.

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Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game includes violence between plush animals, political jokes, and references.

The game is based on arms dealing, a criminal activity that ordinary people cannot replicate.