CARTEL TYCOON | City Building Meets Crime Management? - Gameplay & Details (NEW Sim Game 2022)

Cartel Tycoon puts you in charge of your own crime syndicate in a fictional country mimicking the real-world 80s. Your business is a dangerous one, and with this release taking the game from Early Access to v1.0, the intricacies of said business have grown, been rebalanced, and have seen tremendous amounts of polish. A blend of city-building and survival elements under the mechanics of a tycoon management game, you'll be managing the flow of resources, keeping an eye on profits, researching technologies, and managing staff, all while trying to stay one step ahead of the law, and other cartels.

00:00 - Intro
01:03 - The Core Gameplay
06:12 - War & Diplomacy
08:59 - Special Buildings
12:42 - The Intricate Tech Tree
15:51 - Miscellaneous Details

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[PartyElite]

Thoughts? Questions? Fire away - I'll answer all that I can!

[Arhatu]

Best description of capitalism I have heard so far is "a very spesific type of organized crime that involves resource management, production chains, profit generation and staff management."

[carloshenriquemoreiramiran]

I wish Crusader Kings 3 had a more zoomed graphics, city development and aesthetic density like this one.

[TheArklyte]

What I really want to know if it's possible to win this game by being 100% legal since you have wide range of "cover up" businesses available from farming NORMAL produce to taxi services to, if I recall right, even a private bank?

[SakethCVES]

I remember those streams you did on this game, the blunders and constant bankrupcy were funny

[walternyc]

It looks good but for some of the reviews on Steam it does not seem polished enough for a full release

[MichaelHenderson]

Come on mate, don't deceive your subs.

[Napoleonic_S]

I'm sure the FBI and DEA are keeping one of their eyes on these game developer personnels, lol 😂

[danielkjm]

This game feels really unfinished, it needs much more content

[rp]

Seems like a paid sales pitch to me. how much of this is your opinion, and how much is just an ad script they provided you with in exchange for the sponsorship?

[Borninthedenmark]

Really? Feels like a sales pitch as others have pointed out. More of this and I think people should consider if they wanna keep supporting paid pitches.

[bijibadness]

so, you're sponsored by the same corporation that publishes this game.

and since this video was advertised to me (and everyone) as a legitimate critique, I'd say this is just about the most morally-bankrupt thing I've seen on any YouTube channel that claims it covers video games.

whenever people worry in hushed tones about some supposed incoming Video Game Market Collapse, it's morally-filthy / anti-gamer / funnel-web spider attack sales tactics like these hypothetically helping it happen.

YouTubers™. please. don't _ever_ do this. you're signing your channel away. and when the inevitable public reckoning on dishonest sponsored content like this hits, you don't want the brand you've worked so hard to create to be tied to that. once your channel rings this bell, it's rung. that's it.

so if you ARE just in it for a quick buck, make absolutely sure it's a _good_ quick buck.