Business • Politics • People • Everything is a move.
Boardroom Wars: Fight for Kashistan is a story-driven business simulation and visual novel where profit, influence, political intrigue, and personal relationships collide. Every decision leaves a mark on your company — and on Kashistan.
Release Date: October 30th

Boardroom Wars: Fight for the Sovereign and Glorious Democratic People's Republic of Kashistan — I Somehow Became the CEO of a Fledgling Industrial Company in a Developing Country No One Has Ever Heard Of!!! is a story-driven business simulation and visual novel with branching paths where your decisions change the world around you.
You take control of a fledgling company in the fictional nation of Kashistan, armed with investment capital, an ambitious team, and twelve quarters (episodes) to prove that you can build something extraordinary.
You determine your pricing and investment strategies. You respond to rival companies while watching market conditions. Decide when to play it safe and when to risk it for the biscuit.
Then you deal with the consequences.
Because in Boardroom Wars, business is personal.
Rival executives will insult you. Journalists will scrutinize you. Politicians will interfere with you. Employees will argue with you. Competitors will scheme against you. Friends may become enemies... and occasionally, enemies may become something much more useful.
Your company exists inside a living story, and the decisions you make in the boardroom can come back to haunt you several quarters later.






Most business games ask one question: Can you make number go up?
Boardroom Wars asks a few more.
The management simulation and visual-novel story are designed to feed into one another. Financial decisions influence the narrative, while narrative events can radically change the conditions under which you run your company.
You begin with up to $5,000,000 in investment capital.
From there, the decisions are all yours.
The Kashistani economy won't politely wait for you to finish your business plan, though.
Economic conditions can change, competitors react to your decisions, and random events disrupt your master plan. On the flip side, opportunities can appear when you least expect them.
Sometimes the smartest business decision is obvious.
But sometimes, all your options suck and you have to go into damage control mode.
The campaign unfolds across 12 quarters, with the state of your company evolving alongside the story.
You won't experience Kashistan through menus alone.
You'll see television broadcasts covering your victories and disasters. You'll meet executives, factory workers, politicians, journalists, and competitors. You'll watch corporate feuds spiral dramatically out of control in anime-fashion.
One moment you may be deciding whether you should bribe a union leader or not. The next, K1 News might be broadcasting an exposé on you and your shady backdoor deals.
That's Boardroom Wars.
Serious strategy surrounded by people who take themselves way too seriously.
If you've ever wanted a game where you can spend the morning calculating your pricing strategy and the afternoon watching two CEOs have an anime-style meltdown on national television, you've found it.