MegaCorps

MegaCorps places you at the helm of one of six massive conglomerates that dominate the economic and political landscape of a not-so-distant future. The goal? Accumulate the greatest wealth before your rivals. To do that, you pick industries in various countries, aiming for the fewest competitors to maximize profits. But picking alone isn’t enough—you have to heed each nation’s rules. In a kleptocracy, for instance, your industry can be stolen; under a dictatorship, the government can nationalize your operation; while in a democracy, the state might simply buy it back. If you want to expand into another country, you need permission or can choose to invade, using the forces of territories you already control and mercenaries you recruit. The core mechanic is “Area Majority / Influence,” where controlling regions dictates who earns more money. The game runs at a moderate pace, with 60‑to‑90‑minute sessions, and shines best with 3 to 6 players. Components are solid: industry cards, money tokens, territory markers, and troop miniatures, all with a futuristic aesthetic and a dash of corporate humor. If you enjoy economic strategy, negotiation, and a sci‑fi backdrop, MegaCorps delivers hours of competition and debate over who truly deserves the title of “Corporate Maestro.”