Festival Tycoon – Announcement

Posted on 05 Feb 2021

Solo indie dev Johannes Gabler has revealed Festival Tycoon, where you rather predictably build and manage a festival from booking the bands to placing the crapper cabins. A demo is available as part of the Steam Games Festival for those curious. Check out the press release below for more info.


Official Press Release

Colourful sim-builder Festival Tycoon officially announced for 2021

Create the festival of your dreams in the Steam Festival demo available today!

Friday 5th February – Vienna, Austria – Solo indie developer Johannes Gäbler has published today an official reveal announcing that Festival Tycoon, their upcoming festival builder-sim, will be released later this year on PC via Steam.

Alongside this announcement, a demo is also available as part of the Steam Game Festival, letting players get their hands at the creation of a perfect music festival on a fully unlocked map.

In Festival Tycoon, booking bands, setting up stages, organizing the line-ups, layout tents and portaloos is some of the many mechanics one will need to master to build the festival of their dreams.

Players will be able to create, design, and manage their own music festival empire, starting from humble beginnings in tiny fields to a Coachella-sized event.

A fusion of builder, management and RTS, Festival Tycoon is all about hosting the wildest festival the world has ever seen in adorable, colourful voxels.

Features:

  • Design the optimal festival layout: Place tents, VIP bungalows, glamorous stages, portaloos, festival decorations and more!

  • Book talent and arrange a stellar line-up: Put your bargaining skills and musical taste to the test by hiring a range of bands across the likes of folk, rock and techno.

  • Attract sponsors and sell tickets: Appease sponsors like banks, record labels and drink companies for grants.

  • Keep the crowds happy: Be wary of your attendees’ satisfaction, as unhappy punters are quick to take to social media and ruin your reputation!

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