E-Bike Tycoon v1.10.7

An e-bike business is difficult to start, but anyone can build the company of their dreams if they have the right strategy and savvy. Gamepires’ new business simulation game E-Bike Tycoon makes this task doable and fun. Players need to be entrepreneurial to make their garage e-bike startup a market leader. In E-Bike Tycoon, designing the perfect e-bike is just the beginning. After defining their ideal two-wheeler using hundreds of customizable parts and technologies, players must secure financing, plan production runs, and launch targeted marketing campaigns. The game gives players incredible freedom to create long-term business strategies.

Will you be able to maximize market share or profit. Buy luxury or budget bikes? In this business sandbox, endless possibilities await. An exciting research tree unlocks new technologies and allows players to quickly develop e-bike projects. E-bike models are customizable, so players can change motors, batteries, frames and displays, unlike most tycoon games. Investing in research and development allows players to try out new exotic materials and advanced technologies. The first clunky prototype will be a high-performance electric bike that will change the market. Cool design and innovation aren’t everything. Players must make decisions about inventory, distribution, and marketing once the first e-bikes are created.

Production scales quickly, but unsold inventory is costly. Skillfully matching production to demand without wasting money is a skill. Maximizing profits requires rapid strategy changes and performance monitoring. The game provides many indicators. Available data includes sales, customer demographics, brand awareness, and component costs. Emerging leaders can spot untapped opportunities and act quickly. The details are of interest to the executives sitting in the chair. They can tour their facilities, see their personalized e-bikes, and watch them roll off fully animated production lines in stunning 3D graphics. E-Bike Tycoon’s advanced graphics and extensive data put players in the shoes of company leaders.