Factsheet
Developer:
Roving Squid
Based in United States
Release date:
March 31 2016
Platforms:
Android
Website:
rovingsquid.com/CartelMogul
Description
Cartel Mogul is an Idle Time Game where you purchase production facilities and hire dealers to sell your goods. Start small, buying a Pot Farm and hiring a Street Thug to sell the pot. As your wealth increases you can purchase other types of production facilities and different types of dealers. Serving Prison Time will earn you Street Cred that can be used to purchase valuable, permanent bonuses. Prove that Escobar’s got nothing on you!
History
After the release of Real Estate Mogul, the Roving Squid team wanted to make another idle game, with a few variations. Cartel Mogul differs from most idle clickers because there are production facilities that need to be managed as well as distribution channels. The idea to simulate running a Cartel came about as a way to add some humor into the game and because it's a niche not widely used.
Cartel Mogul is available on the Google Play Store and has been Greenlit on Steam. Unfortunately, because of the theme of the game, it has been banned from Apple's App Store.
Features
- Idle Clicker
- Produce and Distribute Drugs
- Buy Perks
- Serve Prison Time
- Available in Multiple Languages
Videos
Gameplay Trailer YouTube
Images
Logo & Icon
Monetization Permission
Roving Squid allows for the contents of Cartel Mogul to be published through video broadcasting services for any commercial or non-commercial purposes. Monetization of videos created containing assets from Cartel Mogul is legally & explicitly allowed by Roving Squid. This permission can be found in writing at https://www.indiedb.com/games/cartel-mogul/presskit.
About Roving Squid
Boilerplate
A small studio out of New England making Mobile and Desktop games. Current hit titles include our "Mogul" line of Idle Time games. Several new games currently in development!
More information
More information on Roving Squid, our logo & relevant media are available here.
presskit() by Rami Ismail (Vlambeer) - also thanks to these fine folks