Hi all, I’m building Hodl-n-Roll solo, and the demo is live at https://demo.hodlnroll.com/ - free browser game, PC and phone, no install.
What it is: a comedy management game. You start with your last hundred bucks, a garage nobody has opened in years and an ancient PC from a box of junk. The PC mines your first coins; then you buy rigs, learn the in-game market and try to grow it all into a company with staff. The full road is garage - basement - office - farm - abroad - holding.
The persistent part: an in-game day is about 35 minutes of events, then an evening summary. The next day opens the following morning, and the garage keeps running while you’re away - you come back to a “while you were away” report.
What gets in the way: a fuse box that trips exactly when things finally work, a power bill with big ambitions, scammers, and a neighbor you never meet who leaves polite notes and counts your graphics cards by ear.
To be transparent: coins are in-game only. No real-money shop, no paid advantages, nothing to cash out. A free account (email + password, no confirmation mail) is needed so your garage is saved.
The part I’d most like feedback on: does the “one day per real day” rhythm make you want to come back tomorrow, or does it feel like a wall? And is the first session clear without a tutorial wall of text?