Tutorials for Sim Companies: Beginner

Welcome to Sim Companies. This guide will help you grasp some key mechanics of the game and its economy simulation. It’s suggested to do the Game Tutorial first, it will show you how to start production, buy and sell items. This guide takes a closer look.

What is “Sim Companies”?

Sim Companies is a business simulation strategy game aimed at giving you the fun and experience of managing a company using real world economic principles. The goal of the game is to create a profitable and competitive business. Each player receives a starting capital and few assets.

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Sim companies guide for beginner

This guide will help you grasp some key mechanics of the game and its economy simulation. It’s suggested to do the Game Tutorial first, it will show you how to start production, buy and sell items. This guide takes a closer look.

FIRST STEPS

The first goal of your business will be to generate revenue. There are primarily two modes of generating revenue.

You can produce goods using production buildings (eg. Plantation, Farm) and subsequently trade for a profit with other companies through the Exchange or contracts (Lvl 5 and above). Alternatively, you can retail end products through retail buildings (eg. Grocery) that converts them to cash.

Both production and retail have unique mechanics of their own and you can decide whether focusing on production, retail, or a mix of both best suits your game plan. If you need time to make sense of the game, it is encouraged to have both a Grocery and Plantation/Farm to get a feel of both production and retail. It also ensures you’ll be able to safely generate revenue by your own means at the start.

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Retail Buildings

Check out what you can sell in the grocery store by clicking on the building and which of the products have the highest demand.

You can set a sale order by listing the quantity and price of the product. The average profit per item and the total time will be shown based on your inputs.
The average price states what others are selling at.
Sales speed determines how much time is required to retail a batch of products. The time taken is translated into operational cost in the form of wages.
Sales speed is influenced by two factors. Higher demand and higher quality increases the sales rate.
Sales price sets the desired profit margin of each product. Note that higher sell prices decrease the sales rate and vice versa, and you can calculate the optimal price to maximize profit/hour.

BUILDINGS

Construction/Building Upgrades

Constructing new buildings is how your company grows and adds value. Each building allows you to produce different items or to sell items that are produced.

Building upgrades allows you to produce/sell more on each building slot.

If you make a mistake or change your plans you can scrap buildings. This returns your construction materials back to you so you can build or upgrade more of your buildings.

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Headquarters (HQ)

The Headquarters building is the one with your company name on the Map. It contains all of your financial information. In it, you can keep track of your Company Value (CV), cash flow and transactions. You will also receive a daily update on your Income Statement. As you level up, Bonds (level 10) and Executives (level 15) will be unlocked.

The Warehouse is also located inside of your Headquarters.

The Warehouse is where you can find your inventory and details on them. Clicking on one of the items in storage will show the cost details for that item - breaking down the labor, admin and component costs. You can also choose to put up a batch of goods on the exchange, send contracts, display them on your profile, or block it to prevent unintended usage. You also can see the first 5 market orders, and any recent transactions you have made.

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