Game update

Code Tycoon - Update 1.46.1

Code Tycoon Demo · published 14 Sep 2026, 11:40 UTC · build 25284982

Products can be renamed at any time. A button on the product card opens the name for editing — and the new name follows everywhere, including the running development project and mails already sitting in your inbox.
Sandbox: you decide when your company is founded — year and month, from 1980 to 2019. If you would rather not play the early years again, start in the middle of a later era, on hardware that actually exists by then. Runs that start late are not ranked on the leaderboard.

You can type in text fields again. The keyboard shortcuts fired along with every letter, so single characters switched panels or changed the game speed — product names, team names, the mail search and the mod editor were all affected.
The resolution you pick stays picked. On Linux and under Proton the window manager does not always grant exactly the size that was asked for — a panel along the edge of the screen costs a few pixels. The game read that clamped size as you dragging the window border, and promptly switched itself down to the next smaller resolution.
The resolution survives a restart. It was saved, and the menu showed it correctly, but it was never applied to the window at startup — the game always opened at 1280 x 720.
On displays with scaling, such as 125% or 150%, changing the resolution did nothing at all. The window stayed as it was.

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Game update

Code Tycoon Demo · published 14 Sep 2026, 11:40 UTC · build 25284982

Products can be renamed at any time. A button on the product card opens the name for editing — and the new name follows everywhere, including the running development project and mails already sitting in your inbox.
Sandbox: you decide when your company is founded — year and month, from 1980 to 2019. If you would rather not play the early years again, start in the middle of a later era, on hardware that actually exists by then. Runs that start late are not ranked on the leaderboard.

You can type in text fields again. The keyboard shortcuts fired along with every letter, so single characters switched panels or changed the game speed — product names, team names, the mail search and the mod editor were all affected.
The resolution you pick stays picked. On Linux and under Proton the window manager does not always grant exactly the size that was asked for — a panel along the edge of the screen costs a few pixels. The game read that clamped size as you dragging the window border, and promptly switched itself down to the next smaller resolution.
The resolution survives a restart. It was saved, and the menu showed it correctly, but it was never applied to the window at startup — the game always opened at 1280 x 720.
On displays with scaling, such as 125% or 150%, changing the resolution did nothing at all. The window stayed as it was.