Chicago, January 1920. Prohibition has outlawed liquor, and a thirsty city is about to make the right people rich. You own a small nightclub, with $5,000 in the safe and no protection worth counting on. An unfamiliar man is waiting with a business proposition—and beyond your door, rival bosses are already carving up the future.
You have $1 million of your own capital and an entire financial world to navigate. Stock markets rise and fall, economic crises emerge, and fortunes are made or lost. Every investment carries risk, every decision has consequences, and the market owes you nothing. Will you remain an independent investor or build a hedge fund managing billions?
The year is 1925, and commercial aviation is still in its infancy. Aircraft are small, routes are limited, and the skies offer enormous opportunities for those willing to take risks. As the founder of a new airline, you must navigate fierce competition, technological revolutions, economic crises, and the changing demands of passengers. From the first commercial flights to the age of global aviation, every decision could bring you closer to building an empire or losing everything.
You’ve just been elected Governor of a U.S. state. The economy demands attention, lawmakers have their own agendas, and Washington is watching. Every decision you make can strengthen your position or trigger political, economic, and legal consequences. You hold the office, but how much power can you really exercise?
History has reached a turning point, and you have somehow gained a private audience with the President of the United States.
You know what comes next. He does not.
The year is 1908. Horses are giving way to horsepower, and a multi-trillion-dollar empire is up for grabs. You aren’t just building cars—you are defining an era. From wartime crises and economic crashes to ruthless rivals and technological breakthroughs, every decision in the executive boardroom rests on your shoulders. Build a lasting global legend, or become a forgotten footnote in history.
