Game Overview
PulPul Games PulPul Games
18 Oct, 2019
Simulation, Strategy, Management, Building, Point & Click
In Startup Freak you take the role of a budding entrepreneur, and grow your very own software startup from humble beginnings to a multi-million dollar company. Along the way you will have to overcome countless challenges, from building, testing and securing your product, to devising the ideal marketing strategy and securing investment. Through it, you must ask yourself the ultimate question: are you a Startup Freak?
Build a stellar team
Your staff are everything especially in those all-important early years. Hire an awesome team, skilled in technical, design, operational, or sales aspects of your startup.
Build out your product
Create your very own product by researching the market and building bigger and better features that match your users’ demands. But building features isn’t everything! You must ensure they are tested and bug-free, well secured, and tuned for performance. Features can also be upgraded and enhanced, for example by incorporating responsive design, or adding accessibility.
Plan your infrastructure
Even the best software is worthless without the right hardware to run on. Manage your data centres across the world, by researching better and more powerful servers, and dealing with ever increasing and shifting user traffic to your services.
Find the right sales channels
Not every sales channel is created equal. More importantly, not every sales channel works well for all types of product. It’s your job to use data, and a bit of intuition, to figure out the best go-to-market strategy and win against the odds.
Tune your pricing
Pricing software is more art than science. Plan a pricing strategy, test it, and adapt to the market.
On-board investors
Early stage startups are always in dire need of funding. But pitching your venture to a potential investor is no easy feat! Research and understand your would-be investors, put together a convincing slide-deck, and watch them offer you millions for a small share in your company. P.S. don’t forget to haggle!
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