Rich List: The Order · published · build 24295251
In answer to your enthusiasm, the first major update has arrived this quickly. It addresses nearly every single piece of feedback I have received. With this many changes in one update, I have done everything I can to keep the vast majority of save files working.
⚠️ The 0.1.2 update is currently uploading to Steam and will be available within the next few hours.
1. Character age has been added (hiring the top-tier medical team reveals more detailed information).
2. The single-bet limit for top-tier casino members is now the membership ceiling plus 1% of your net worth.
3. Market Manipulation has been heavily reworked, along with several balance adjustments around it.
4. New mechanics added: company stock splits, a clearer display of the public float, and stricter float limits.
5. Auctions now play out with much better presentation.
6. A better mail system.
7. Balance and market-reaction tuning for stock trading. Your trades now register instantly in market movement, but raw capital advantage is no longer as dominant — the market pushes back with real force.
8. Unlock conditions for some scenes have changed.
1. Fixed the screen-flicker issue some graphics cards hit on the title screen.
2. Capital operations in the company module are less convoluted.
3. Personal assets are now displayed more precisely.
4. The queued-order concept has been removed.
5. A large batch of mechanics bug fixes.
6. Layout adjustments on some screens, plus extensive text and readability polish.
7. More screens can now be reached via hotkeys for quick movement between pages. Configure them in Settings as you like.
On full localization: I take your language seriously, so every language in the game is being rewritten and retranslated from the ground up, whatever it costs. The workload is far larger than expected, so it may take a few more days.
Thank you again for your suggestions — and enjoy the game.
If you've enjoyed this update and can see the game moving forward, leaving a “Recommended” review on Steam is the single biggest way to support its growth:
· It helps more players discover the game.
· It gives me the energy and the resources to keep building new features.
· It brings the game one step closer to a truly great business simulation.
Best,
Tim Gu
Rich List: The Order