Game Dev Tycoon Guide : Based on Experience 💚 ❤️ Game Dev Tycoon

Contents

Game Dev Tycoon is a business simulation game in which you relive gaming history by establishing your own video game creation company in the 1980s.

Initially, I was unsuccessful because I didn’t know which aspects were important with which genres. But I gathered the following information from my experience: Don’t Do’s and Should Do’s and Best Game Combinations.

Don’t Do These Things in Game Dev Tycoon.

Don’t create a massive game. If you cannot get 2D Graphics V3 or 3D Graphics V2, please only use these graphics for Large Games.
Don’t go over budget when playing, particularly when you aren’t taking the Simple Level.
Do not make another game that has the same engine. This could cause lousy reception and low sales also.
Do not make an expansion to an existing MMO Game right after releasing the MMO Game to avoid poor reception of the expansion.
Do not create more than two games with the same genre or subject in a row. This could result in low sales and poor reception.
Do not create a AAA Game if you have not yet unlocked 3D Graphics V6.
Do not make another game immediately after having designed the game. Whatever number of points it contains, it will result in bad reception.

Things You Should Do in Game Dev Tycoon

Be sure your game is free of Bugs; Even one glitch could result in 9/10 instead of 10/10.
Create your Game Report of all your games immediately to gain more research points as well as more understanding of what you can do
Always make use of the Sliders in the way that we will instruct you.
Always make sure you have the most effective combinations.
Ensure you have your employees trained in various fields to create a more effective AAA game.
If you’ve got the Booster Ability attribute on one of your employees, you must be sure to utilize it appropriately. For example, I have a worker with Booster ability and assigned him to Gameplay. Then click Boost to see if the development has reached Gameplay, and follow the same process for the other employees.
Ensure you train all your employees in the department you want to make the game.
Don’t add features to places where they’re not required since it will cause you to spend a lot of money and won’t benefit you much.

Don’t Create Two or More Consecutive Games with the same Genre

First, choose a genre for your first and subsequent games. Action, strategy, adventure, RPG, simulation, and casual are genres. Your game’s genre determines which game development stages matter.

You can later construct action/adventure and RPG/strategy games. Never make numerous games of the same genre in a row; it may hurt sales.

You Should Be Aware of the Game Systems You Release

You can release your game on the IBM PC-like PC and the Govodore 64. As the market expands, you can make games for those systems. The game’s game mechanisms become more diversified and outmoded.

Be careful which console or gaming system you release games on because its market share may be small.

Understand the stages of game development

When you “build” a game, you go through three “stages” These stages allow you to choose your game’s focus. First, decide how much time to spend on the game’s engine, gameplay, and story/quests. Second-stage choices include dialogue, level design, and AI. Last, choose world design, visuals, and sound. Depending on the type of game you’re making, you’ll prioritize different aspects.

Eliminate Bugs

During “game design,” your character and workers would bubble. These bubbles represent the game’s bugs, design, and technology. The three factors affect how well and how much your game sells.

Do Create Games with Different Topics

The particular game topic is another consideration. Start with four random themes. You can add themes by researching for 10 points each. Never release two games with the same topic, as the second will perform poorly in sales and reviews.

Be Aware of your Target Audience

After investigating the option in your third year, you can target audiences for your games. You can target games for kids, adults, and everyone. After researching this option, you must choose one of three target groups for each game.

If you don’t need a license, don’t buy it

You must pay a license charge to access markets other than PC and G64. Console-specific license prices vary. It might be $20,000 to $500,000+. Buy licenses only as needed and be aware of each gaming system’s lifetime.

Stay updated with Platform News

Quick gaming “updates” These demonstrate trends in gaming outside consoles. They also show gaming genres and subjects.

Identify the attributes of your employees before hiring them

After earning $2,000,000, you can move into a bigger studio. This lets you recruit coders and programmers to make your company’s games. While pricey, you have additional game designers beneficial. You hire tech and design experts.

You can specify an advertising budget and skill filters when hiring a new employee. You can filter complex algorithms, showreels, and gaming demos. The first eliminates tech-savvy applicants. The second lists designers. The third score combines both.

Each employee has speed, research, and level. The speed statistic measures how rapidly functioning “bubbles” rise. Research creates more bubbles. After reaching specific levels, they can specialize.

Create a Game Report

When possible, write game reports. Creating one per game release helps you collect research points. These analyses show you which genres and themes perform well together and on which console/platform. +++ is the best — the worst.

Game Dev Tycoon Combinations

Now you’ll be assaulted with Game Dev Tycoon statistics and charts. We’ll explain plus and minus numbers before you drown in them.

Combos are the “meat” of Gaming Dev Tycoon because every title you build depends on its genre, topic, audience goal, and game system. These combinations range from 🌟 (good) to ❌(bad) .Combo scores can make or break a game. So, onto the charts!

For instance, you can use the Best Game Dev Tycoon Combos to increase the effectiveness of the game’s sales.

Topic + Genre + Age Rating Combinations

This table is based on Raw Data from the game source.

Audiences:

Y = Young,
E = Everyone,
M = Mature

Abstract	Adventure = Best, Action = Good, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Terrible Age Rating – M Rating = Best, E Rating = Good ,Y Rating = Decent
Airplane	Action or Simulation or Casual or Strategy = Best, RPG = Decent, Adventure = Terrible. Age Rating– Y Rating or E Rating = Best and M Rating = Good
Aliens	Action or RPG = Best, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Good, Casual = Bad, Adventure = Decent Age Rating– M Rating or E Rating = Best and Y Rating = Good
Alternate History	Action or RPG = Best, Adventure or Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Good, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– M or E Rating = Best and Y Rating = Terrible
Assassin	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Terrible , Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Terrible, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Best
Business	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
City	Action = Bad, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Colonization	Action = Bad, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating- Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Comedy	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Construction	Action = Bad, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Good, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Cooking	Action = Good, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Terrible
Crime	Action = Best, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Terrible, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Best
Cyberpunk	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Dance	Action = Bad, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
Detective	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Disaster	Action = Good, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Dungeon	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Dystopian	Action = Decent, Adventure = Good, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Good, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Decent , M Rating = Best
Evolution	Action = Bad, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
Expedition	Action = Bad, Adventure = Good, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Extreme Sports	Action = Best, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Bad, M Rating = Best
Fantasy	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Farming	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Fashion	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Terrible
Game Dev	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
Government	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Terrible, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Hacking	Action = Bad, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
History	Action = Decent, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Horror	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Terrible, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Hospital	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
Hunting	Action = Best, Adventure = Good, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Law	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Good, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
Life	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Mad Science	Action = Good, Adventure = Best, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Martial Arts	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Medieval	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Millitary	Action = Best, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Movies	Action = Decent, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Music	Action = Best, Adventure = Good, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
Mystery	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Mythology	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Ninja	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Decent
Pirate	Action = Decent, Adventure = Best, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Post Apocalyptic	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Good, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Terrible, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Prison	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Racing	Action = Good, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating – Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Rhythm	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
Romance	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Best, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
School	Action = Decent, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Bad
Sci-Fi	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Space	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Sports	Action = Best, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Spy	Action = Best, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Superheroes	Action = Best, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Good, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Surgery	Action = Decent, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Technology	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Good, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Thief	Action = Good, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Time Travel	Action = Good, Adventure = Best, RPG = Best, Simulation = Bad, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Transport	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
UFO	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Best, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Vampire	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
Virtual Pet	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Good, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Bad
Vocabulary	Action = Terrible, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Terrible, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Terrible
Werewolf	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Wildwest	Action = Good, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Best, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Zombies	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Good, Simulation = Terrible, Strategy = Good, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Decent, M Rating = Best

Guide to Multi-Genre Game Development

If you wish to develop a Multi-Genre Game, include at least two Best Combinations. For example, a Vampire + Action + RPG game has an excellent chance of succeeding, whereas a Zombie + Action + Adventure game may be poor.

Platform + Genre + Age Rating Game Dev Tycoon Guide

This table is based on Raw Data from the game source.
Audiences:

Y = Young,
E = Everyone,
M = Mature

PC	Action = Good, Adventure = Best, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Best, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
G64	Action = Good, Adventure = Best, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Best, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
TES	Action = Decent, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Terrible
Master V	Action = Good, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
Gameling	Action = Decent, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Terrible
Vena Gear	Action = Good, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
Vena Oasis	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Terrible, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Super TES	Action = Good, Adventure = Good, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Terrible
PlaySystem	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Terrible Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
TES 64	Action = Good, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Good
Dreamvast	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Best
PlaySystem 2	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
mBox	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Bad Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Game Sphere	Action = Decent, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
GS	Action = Decent, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
PPS	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
mBox 360	Action = Best, Adventure = Good, RPG = Best, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Best
Nuu	Action = Decent, Adventure = Terrible, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Best, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
PlaySystem 3	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Decent Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
grPhone	Action = Decent, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Terrible
grPad	Action = Decent, Adventure = Good, RPG = Bad, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Good, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Terrible
mPad	Action = Bad, Adventure = Good, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
Wuu	Action = Good, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Bad
OYA	Action = Good, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Decent, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Decent, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
mBox One	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Good, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Bad, E Rating = Good, M Rating = Decent
PlaySystem 4	Action = Best, Adventure = Decent, RPG = Best, Simulation = Good, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good
Swap	Action = Good, Adventure = Good, RPG = Best, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
mBox Next	Action = Good, Adventure = Good, RPG = Good, Simulation = Decent, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Best Age Rating– Y Rating = Good, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Decent
PlaySystem 5	Action = Best, Adventure = Bad, RPG = Good, Simulation = Best, Strategy = Bad, Casual = Good Age Rating– Y Rating = Decent, E Rating = Best, M Rating = Good

Genre/Stages Charts (Single Genre)

Genre/Stages Charts (Multi-Genre)

How To Create A Console in Game Dev Tycoon

To unlock the Hardware Lab and R&D Lab in Game Dev Tycoon, you must be in the 4th Upgraded Office and have a large amount of money. If you do, you can hire anyone to be a technology specialist and conduct custom hardware research in the R&D Lab to construct a console.

Making a console costs a lot of money, so I advise you to include all the newest features you discover through research and ensure maximum quality. This will benefit you in the long run because the console won’t break easily, and you’ll receive fewer customer complaints, allowing you to spend less on the hardware lab once it’s released.

Before building a console, you should also be aware that making a game exclusively for it would only marginally increase console sales. To fully benefit from this market, you must make your games exclusive.

Game Dev Tycoon Sliders Guide

One Genre sliders are below.

Action Game Sliders

Adventure Game Sliders

Simulation Game Sliders

Game Dev Tycoon RPG Game Sliders Guide

Casual Game Sliders

Strategy Game Sliders

Unlocks

You will begin in your garage.
1M is required to unlock the next office.
You can acquire an upgrade at the office if you are in Year 11 Month 6 Week 2 with two employees and 5M.
To get the next office, you must live in Y13 M9 W2, have four employees, and have 16M.
To unlock the Hardware Lab, you must obtain a Technology Specialist (after unlocking the R&D lab).
A Design Specialist is required to unlock the R&D Lab.

R&D Lab Unlocks

Hardware	After opening
Internet Opportunities	After opening
MMO	After Internet Opportunities
Codename : Grid	After Internet Opportunities
Own Convention	1M fans or Y23
3D Graphics v6	3D Graphics V5 lvl. 4
3D Graphics v7	3D Graphics v6 lvl. 4
License Game Engines	After making 10 custom engines
AAA Games	Get a large game with a score of 10
Custom Hardware	Have a Tech Specialist
Marketing Campaign	Develop a AAA game

Research Unlocks

Target Audience	Y3 M1 W1
Casual Games	Y3 M11 – W1
Marketing	Y4 M5 W2
Sequels	Y8 M6
Multi Genre	Y12 M8
Expansion Pack	Research MMO and have an MMO in sale

Achievements

Diversity	Have male and female staff
Perfect Game	Get a clean score of 10 (try this with Medium/Large games because the bigger the games get the harder it is)
Writer’s Block	Create a game and wait 1 minute before typing in a name
Famous	Hire someone ‘famous’ (happens by chance)
Versatile	Release a successful game in all main genres
Turn it up to 11	Get a reviewer to give a 11/10 (Don’t try it with AAA)
Eat Cake	When you’ll be asked to add barrels to a game add them in an action game
Writer’s Block	Create a game and wait 1 minute before typing in a name
Treasure Hunter	Create a game named “Pong” in Garage
Bluehair reporting for space duty	Create a game named “Wing Commander” in 2nd building before upgrading it
Welcome to Mars	Create a game named “Doom” in 2nd building before upgrading it
Best ride to work ever	Create a game named “Half-Life” in 2nd building after upgrading it
Welcome to your Hospital	Create a game named “Theme Hospital” in 2nd building after upgrading it
The sky is not the limit	Create a game named “Star Citizen” after unlocking R&D lab
Welcome Chief	Create a game named “Halo” after unlocking R&D lab
Inception	Create a Game Dev/Simulation game named “Game Dev Tycoon”
Admirer	Call your company “Greenheart Games”
Fan	Call your company “Activision” (or another known gaming company)
Unobtainium	Get 100M sales on a single game (Possibly the hardest, you can’t use expansion packs)

Read the part about achievements first if you want to get all the achievements.

It took me a while to figure out what aspects were essential with which genres the first time I played the game.

The following guide will cover all aspects of Game Dev Tycoon Achievements.

Game Dev Tycoon Best Combos

Like many other games, games are made more accessible within the game. It’s all about choosing various genres and topics when creating your game.

After that, you’ll be making adjustments to sliders so that the appropriate quantity of time can be spent in various areas.

It will take some effort to know the right thing to do regarding these sliders and decide on various genres and topics for the games.

We’ll examine which genres go well with specific areas, and before knowing that, you must be aware of the nitty-gritty tips and tricks to develop games generally.

For instance, you can use the Best Game Dev Tycoon Combos to increase the effectiveness of the game’s sales.

Game Dev Tycoon Mods

If you’re looking to be a gaming boss or leader of a team of developers in a ragtag group, Game Dev Tycoon has many things to provide.

Of course, no simulation game has everything, and that’s where modders step in.

Steam Workshop has over 800 fan-created downloads that are available for download in the game.

Here are the most popular Game Dev Tycoon Mods available if you’re looking for a way to make your gaming more exciting or decorate your office space.

FAQS

How do you get 11 in Game Dev Tycoon?

You should have an excellent team. Use your boosts at the appropriate times. Create a sequel to a highly successful game (10 ratings) to enhance your chances of receiving an 11/10.

Does Game Dev Tycoon have an ending?

The story ends after 25/30/35 years, depending on the setting. The game itself is limitless.

Is there a Game Dev Tycoon 2?

In Game Tycoon 2, you are thrust into the middle of the major players. Participate in the action and discover the allure of game production. Meet your objective and become the Game Tycoon!

How many fans do you need to self publish a large game?

Around 140k fans are required to unlock large games

How do you make AAA games in Game Dev Tycoon?

AAA is unlocked by completing either five tens on a large game or four tens and one 11 on a large game. After it is unlocked, the R&D lab can research it.

How do you get a good start in Game Dev Tycoon?

Before You Begin – Understand The Gaming Systems.
Check Out All The Events.
Variety Is Important.
Try To Stay Afloat.
Hold Off On Casual Games.
Think About The Gamers.
Don’t Forget To Research.

Can you play Game Dev Tycoon offline?

No, you can’t play the game offline.

Does Game Dev Tycoon have cheats?

They do not have cheat codes or developer codes. I do not recommend using save game editors since they were created for earlier versions of Game Dev Tycoon.

What do the percentages mean in Game Dev Tycoon?

You can use the percentage to determine the value of your new sidebar features. AI features without AI design points will be ineffective.

How do you unlock 3D graphics in game dev tycoon?

You will have access to the next level for 3D graphics if you reach level 3 using the 3D LVL 1 (which appears in the list when you finish a game).

How do you get the R&D lab in Game Dev Tycoon?