Tycoon Games

In tycoon games, you run virtual businesses and manage the money and supplies they need to grow. Your earnings pay for better equipment or extra space, such as more tables in a café or new buildings in a town.

Choose from 70+ tycoon games on Poki and use your first sales to build your empire!

Most popular tycoon games

Start your first business with the 5 most-played tycoon games on Poki.

1. My Perfect Hotel - 4.5 ⭐
2. Monkey Mart - 4.6 ⭐
3. Capitalist Bus Driver - 4.3 ⭐
4. Grow My Farm - 4.3 ⭐
5. War Master - 4.3 ⭐

Types of tycoon games

Choose from 6 types of tycoon games, from running a restaurant to building a town.

• Restaurants and cafés: You run a food business, preparing meals or drinks and serving customers. Getting orders right keeps customers happy and helps you earn money for better equipment. As the business grows, you have more orders to handle or extra tables to serve. Try: Papa’s Freezeria, Cat Pizza.
• Shops and markets: Take charge of filling shelves and selling items to customers. Empty shelves mean there’s nothing to buy, so you need to keep supplies coming. Expanding your shop gives you room to sell more products, while hired workers help with the extra work. Try: Monkey Mart, My Super Tiny Market.
• Hotels and services: These businesses earn money by taking care of guests or completing jobs for customers. In hotels and spas, you clean rooms after guests leave so the next customer can use them. Then, spend earnings on extra space or staff so you can serve more people. Try: My Perfect Hotel, Dasi Spa Manager.
• Farms: Plant crops and collect what you grow to sell or fill orders. Each harvest earns money for new seeds and more land. New tools let you use harvested crops to make new foods to sell, while hired workers help with farm jobs. Try: Grow My Farm, Bunny Farm.
• Mining and factories: Mining and factory games put you in charge of collecting materials and getting them ready to sell. Miners bring coal to the surface, while sawmill workers turn logs into lumber. Faster miners won’t earn you more if the elevator can’t carry all their coal. Try: Idle Mining Empire, Idle Lumber Inc.
• Cities and settlements: You build a town and provide the homes and workplaces its people need. New buildings use resources or money, so you need enough supplies to keep expanding. In games with building bonuses, placing the right buildings next to each other earns extra points. Try: The Final Earth 2, Village Builder.

From animal shops to space colonies

Your business might stand on a tropical island or a distant planet. These 4 themes change who you work with and what you build.

• Animal-run businesses: You’re the monkey stocking shelves in Monkey Mart or the cat serving pizzas in Cat Pizza. Bunny Farm puts a rabbit in charge of feeding hungry animal friends.
• Medieval towns: Village Craft starts you in the woods with an axe. You build a settlement where villagers make goods to sell to passing travelers.
• Islands: Gather supplies to build on an empty island in Misland, or spend your earnings on new buildings in Cashchubbies Islands.
• Space colonies: In The Final Earth 2, you build a home for people on another planet. Research upgrades and stack buildings to make your town taller.

Earn money, hire help, expand

Grow your business by choosing how to use its earnings and supplies.

Choose what to upgrade

Choose upgrades that fix what’s slowing your business down. Extra tables seat waiting customers, while better equipment helps workers make goods faster.

Turn supplies into products

Workers turn gathered materials into goods you can sell. In Village Craft, they make planks from wood and flour from wheat.

Hire workers

Staff take over jobs as your business grows. Managers in Idle Mining Empire keep coal moving without you starting each task. You’ll also find workers doing jobs automatically in idle games.

Set your prices

In games that let you set prices, you choose how much customers pay. Ant Art Tycoon lets you price paintings, but buyers won't pay if the price is too high

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