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Spinnortality | cyberpunk management sim
Developer James Patton
Found a company, spread fake news, start riots and become immortal. In this cyberpunk management sim, wealth is power and corporations are king. Can you monopolize the globe and build a corporate empire that will stand forever? From the Steam store page
190 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest Aug 26, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
74
Fresh
141 positive · 49 negative
95% range 68–80%
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Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
243 of 315 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
Mostly positive with strong political disagreement.
Many players praise the game's addictive management mechanics and cyberpunk theme, with one noting they played for 24 hours straight. Others highlight the satisfying power fantasy of manipulating governments and media. [3][7]
However, a significant number of players criticize the game's overt political messaging, calling it a "leftist" or "socialist" agenda that feels forced. Some also find the gameplay repetitive or shallow after the initial hours. [1][31][29]
Praised addictive gameplay · cyberpunk theme · power fantasy
Criticised political bias · repetitive gameplay · lack of depth
Summary drafted by an AI model from the 36 reactions it cites ([n] links open each post), then checked by code: every paragraph cites real posts and every quote is verbatim. Written Oct 8, 2026. Method
Reactions
60 of 190 · most liked firstThis game oozes potential. From its premise to its simplistic, yet surprisingly deep gameplay, Spinnortality is great. However, just like its name, there is something off about it the deeper you get, until you realize this game is nigh unbeatable...and not in that good, strategy game way; but instead, due to frustrating bugs, poorly thought out mechanics, and unbalanced agenda trees that make 2 out of the 4 victory possibilities impossible beyond easy mode (even then it's a pain). RNG is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is fun until it's not. The most interesting part of the game is going through the tutorial and learning the game's mechanics. Then, once you've learned the basics of the mechanics you've run out of money and start a new game. Then by the time you have a grasp of the mechanics, you realise that the game is incredibly short and shallow, and has an immediately glaring problem preventing you from effectively reaching the meat of the late-game and plot. And that is "relaunching". You…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →PLEASE at least TRY to keep a neutral political standing when making a political game... dosent take a genius to see with the in game political sliders and coments on EVERYTHING that this game is all about right-wing bashing and left-wing veneration...yea i just took my evil white man privilege to write this short review and its about +Freedom(of speech,action and reason) and not…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A decent game, and quite addictive for a few hours, but it is entirely infused with leftist politics. All throughout it relentlessly mocks conservatives as xenophobic fools that just sit in echo chambers - perhaps the irony is lost on the developer, sitting in his own leftie echo chamber. There's also the inherent assumption that higher taxes are an universal moral good, lowering taxes leads - I kid you not - to violent anarchy. Now a few negatives/points that could have been improved about…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I found this game extremely frustrating to play, I assume because I just don't get how you're supposed to play it. You're playing as a megacorp at what I assume is the beginning of a corporate dystopia. You research products, then research marketing angles for those products. If you pick an angle that aligns correctly with the country you release the product in, you make money. Simple, in theory. The money you make per product goes down over time. In order to stay in the black you have to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's an okay game, I was definitely leaning closer to 5/10 than 4/10, or at least that was the case until the game started attacking my political demographic. Now I'm around the 3/10 mark, and here writing this negative review. I understand that it's difficult to create something without letting your personal feelings (in this case bigotry) show through, especially in literary works such as a book or video game, but the Developers failure to guard their personal feelings has put a serious…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game involves releasing products where morality and damage to the society are ignored. This ranges from the mostly harmless tools to programs that will effectively control your whole life. While an interesting concept on paper this game boils down to "re-launching" products to gain money which is in turn used to pay your way into controlling the region. Attempts to aid in this to allow players to focus more on the changing the world in the game were poorly implemented. Automation is a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game could have been fun, if it wasn't for a single, terrible design idea. Your corporation becomes weaker every turn. That's because the income from your products gets lower and your workers' discontent grows higher. So, to contrast this you're forced into one of the most tedious micromanagement loops I've ever experienced. You have to monitor your products across all countries, delete them and then relaunch them. Then you've to raise the salary of your workers, so you get less and less…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game does not calculate the turn's predicted revenue correctly... Kinda important for a business game :/ Edit : Important to note, this is sometimes to the degree of hundreds of millions of dollars late game and includes everything from the prediction in the bottom (-34 + 298 does not equal -2) to the predicted profits from launching product
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I recommend it but just barely Pros: It is dripping in Cyberpunk theme It has low-key humor Good gameplay What other Cyberpunk management simulator are you going to play? Cons: The author has a political agenda and being beat over the head with Liberal Socialist politics gets annoying (and I'm not a conservative) The graphics aren't impressive Making the correct choice is as simple as figuring out the political bias that one teacher has and just conforming to it. Its not very strategic.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really wanted to like this game, but... Firing rapists from your company in the game is wildly expensive. Punitively so and way out of line with the costs of everything else in the game. In contrast, you buy and sell employees on a regular basis as a core mechanic. Making firing this specific set of people so much more expensive cannot be justified by game mechanics and so feels like a pro-rapist political stance.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Had potential, but is way to shallow, unfortunatly the political bias of the developer looks through, if this is supposed to be a game about making money no matter what, then leave your political and moral opinion at the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ door. all in all, would not buy again, not recommended
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Love the concept but this is a casual game. It is not balanced and certainly not competitive at all. Highly competitive mode is a total waste of time. The board missions are broken. bug 1, board asks me to move culture and then an event happens: chaos, or special events (like contacts trying to get me reverse decision) breaks the board mission and forces me to fail it (EVEN IF I JUST FULFILLED THE BOARD REQUEST IN THE SAME TURN) bug 2, board will ask me to research incredibly late game tech…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Spinnortality is the rare business sim that doesn't just gamify capitalism—it condemns it while letting you wear its skin. The systems are rich and rewarding: manipulating public opinion, crushing competition, bribing governments, and selling immortality. It’s disturbing in the best way—and it’s all mechanically sound. The satire lands hard, not with a wink, but with a slow, well-documented collapse of ethics. I’m revisiting this game with a full intention to pursue every ending, and it still…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really like the themes and aesthetic! But overall it's just too much clicking around minmaxing numbers - I don't feel like I'm getting to make enough meaningful decisions. I expect in a lot of companies the CEO is actually just pushing numbers around it's not really what I'm looking for from a game. (Also, the Board might have been better presented as investors - that way you could have had a COO etc to feature as NPCs! - but I'm just about self aware enough not to complain about lack of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first five hours or so were quite fun, then it became a huge grind and the gameplay isn't involved enough to keep me going. There are a lot of cyperpunk ideas present in the game, but very few have any real impact on the gameplay.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I never write reviews but this one just demands it. The game play is decent. There need to people a few balancing tweaks on the pace that you acquire tech vs agenda. Other than that the game play is fine for the price. The problem is that this game is rampantly progressive. There is a part where you are going to do a fly by of the moon and you are asked what you should quote. One of the options is play fox news and it is described as racist, homophobic, etc. You get all these instances where…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So, after reading a few reviews about it not having "depth" etc, I was a little wary to begin this game. I'd bought it a while back (I have a few games in my list to play...) and cyberpunk has always appealed as a setting, so I was preparing myself to be a bit disappointed. I started playing yesterday noon and apparently I've played for 24 hours (it's 10pm now...) If you enjoy strategy games, or interesting simulations, don't mind failure, and can lose yourself in the narrative and headspace…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played this game for 20 hours which I guess is pretty good considering I paid $10. I really like the game, the aesthetic is cool but even as it is there are some really bad balance issues. The major one being Authority, it is really "hard" and slow to get, really hard, I played 20 hours and I barely got 4 upgrades for my Authority. The next issue is money, if you micro-manage you'll have a lot, making most of the Agendas worthless--if you even get them. You need agendas to win and so I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6142328/]Like this Review? Follow The Cpt Froggy Club Curator Page for plenty more! You’re recruited by some high-powered business people who see you as the ideal partner to take control of a new company they’re funding. You will head this new company as CEO, and if you’re successful you’ll become wealthy with influence around the globe. All these people ask in return is that you research brain transfers and create replacement bodies for them before…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is not that balanced, you struggle even on "easy mode". Explanations are very lacking. First task I got was "Move convenience bar at 1 point". How to do it??? Which law or task would be reponsible for that? No answer, I would need to try all possible laws/ buttons to find how to do it or read some guides. That is not respecting my time.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →LIKE PLAYING PLAGUE, INC WITH ONE SCENARIO ONLY As much as I like the game I can't recommend it. It suffers from several critical flaws that make the game nearly impossible to win and real grind to play. - Unless you micromanage the societies to where their graphs look like everything is thrown to the extremes, it's unwinnable. It's still almost unwinnable because the projects that make enough money to win all require you to stop all OTHER projects halfway through the game and manipulate…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The ideas are great! But nothing about this game has been executed well enough. The storylines update haphazardly and at a snail's pace. There's barely any semblance of choice because you're forced to research increasingly immoral products no matter what. Several important game mechanics are locked behind the perk tree. Random events undo player progress about as fast as you can make it. Just a great idea that was clearly beyond the skillset of the people trying to make it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Simple and fun little game. Felt like they could have done a lot more with it, and the end drug on well past when I had 'control' and was just passing turns waiting, but the core was fun. Should be noted that if you are really over-sensitive and your identity or self worth is caught up in political ideologies, this could offend you (as noted by some other reviewers). But to a generally sane and well adjusted normal person, there's nothing in this that's unreasonable or extreme.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's pretty basic... and you might operate under the illusion that this is some megacorp sim set in a cyberpunk universe... but then you end up researching things like "Social Media" and rooting out "SJWs and closet gays" as undesireables.. and you're expected to believe it's 2064? Just full of cringe in the flavor text.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Initially very interesting, but quickly falls off. The gameplay becomes very repetitive, and it's pretty simple to pick the optimal choice in most situations. Unlocking new "tech" on the tech tree doesn't actually provide new gameplay most of the time, so it becomes incredibly tedious. The flavor text isn't enough to pick up the slack.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short version + Gameplay - "Story" Long version (Very vague spoilers) The game itself is relatively solid in its gameplay. For the messaging however it's a very different story. Instead of letting you play the game and draw your own conclusions, the game uses an event system to force feed you the "correct" message (capitalism bad). You can play the game in the most "ethical" way ever, making sure to choose every choice where you put ethics before profit and you will still have the same story…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Maybe this is unfair and I'm just bad at this game, but I have no idea why I went form making 200 mil profit to losing money in two turns.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Austrian Propoganda
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Too difficult. It doesn't feel like you're ever getting anywhere. And you never have enough resources to keep up with problem after problem that sporadically arises out of nowhere, despite upgrading things. A complete waste of time.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bit basic, hard to manage, and generally underwhelming. Some interesting ideas, but the interface is far too cumbersome to really allow for it to be enjoyable.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In my brief, 300 years as CEO of UrmahsCo I have: - Used my media monopoly to irrevocably shift humanity's shared values towards material wealth, convenience and individualism and away from freedom, spirituality and multiculturalism - Used political corruption to lower taxation and human rights laws worldwide - Incited riots and plunged whole nation states into chaos in the name of profit margins - Caused worldwide unemployment through augmentation and AI technology - Grew clones in labs, then…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Normally I wouldn't recommend, but I think if you can get it for a few dollars on sale it's worthwhile. Overall, a very interesting game concept that is technically well-implemented, but lacks a bit in the actual fun of the core gameplay loops. There are tons of options for manipulating governments, researching cyberpunk technology, controlling the media, etc., but a lot of what you are doing on each game turn is looking at marketing angles and deciding what products to launch in each…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An extremely fun business simulator. I REALLY wish it had modding capabilities, however. It would add so much more replayability, and I already have several ideas for fun mods that I would want to create.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A hidden gem. It's exactly what it says on the tin: an evil cyberpunk corp sim. It has: - Solid (and fairly complex) management mechanics - A good sense of progression throughout the game, where your goals and actions gradually shift depending on the game state. At first you just want to make money, then maximize research speed, then meddling with laws to actually allow you to sell all that crazy tech. It feels natural and interesting. - Way more content than I expected. Tons of events,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game play loop is fun enough, but the ending is lacking and provides no major payoff. Feels like a waste of hours.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm only a few hours in, but I can confidently say that if this game sounds interesting, then you should get it. It's only $10, and you will easily get more fun out of it than a few coffees from Starbucks. In its nuts and bolts, this is a business sim -- with one key, critical difference. In a normal business sim, factors like government regulations and customer demand are external, over which you have no control. In *this* game, you start off in much the same position; but as your corporation…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is only enjoyable for the first few hours. Even though the game throws new challenges at you, by the halfway point of a playthrough you will be so powerful that you can just ignore them all as the pointless busy work they are, hamming the next turn button until the game completes itself.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For the first time, I thought "man, i wish these people were less xenophobic" specifically because marketing would be easier instead of any other reason. I'm pretty sure this is the first time a game has actually made me feel like a terrible person.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice management game with a stellar context/timing sensitive tutorial. Running your own Illuminati business empire is a nice flavor on top.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My review in English and Russian languages/Мой обзор на английском и русском языках English part: Today, this is the only cyberpunk-style game where you are not just a corporate agent or middle manager, but the executive director of a multinational company. And this is a very relevant game. There is almost no limit to what you can do: Bribe governments, encroach on net neutrality, found online universities, threaten trade unions, build a colony on the moon, and more. Everything has…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is what I want from Cyberpunk 2077 Corpo life path! It is very different from other "world domination" game, even dictator ruler can't shape everything, but megacorp in dystopia world can manipulate almost everything, including culture( people mindset ). I really like the concept, and I wish there are more option, choices and consequences. Crisis( AI and mutant ) is quite repetitive, dull and annoying though.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quality. Fills my power fantasy
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Solid simple economic management game with an interesting thematic twist. Not sure it will stand up to lots of repeated plays but there's enough gameplay here to justify the price. Although I was shocked and appalled to see that a cyberpunk game wasn't politically neutral because I know nothing about the genre at all.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →100% recommend this game. The music is a bit crappy but just throw on some Deus Ex tunes and really feel the cyberpunk ozzing out of this gem. Highly addictive and difficult even on the lowest setting. If you like the thought of ruling a nation, company, world then this game is for you but with great power comes even greater consequences. The graphics are what they need to be after all this is a kind of management sim and has a nice feel to it. As I said earlier the music is a bit...off…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Interesting concept but the game gets boring pretty quick. The graphics don't really tell the story, the user interface you see at start up are about the only graphics you will see all the way through. The game relies on a lot of text messages to tell you the story, but these soon get overwhelming and you can't read all the text that gets thrown up at you.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cool Game. MUSIC IS TERRIBLE!!! WORST MUSIC EVER! honestly want to play the game more, but it will be on mute because that -ish is so WHACK. --- that is all
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While I wouldn't call this a "perfect" management sim, the core gameplay loop of managing workers and selling products is engaging enough to keep you interested as the plot slowly arches towards fantastical technologies and unethical decisions, which seems to be the real point of the game IMO. A solid game overall, it does what it sets out to do well.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unfortunately, this game is currently is an extremely broken state. The game didn't do as well as the dev hoped, so he was unable to provide as much continuing support as he'd planned. This resulted in a patch being pushed out without adequate testing that has rendered the game not-quite uncompletable. There are a few, *very specific* ways you can still win, but it requires knowing *exactly* how to manipulate all the game mechanics, how to gain the most productive result from all the possible…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great fun for the price, you'll have a good night playing it. Just don't expect much more than that.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This started off great, but after awhile it grew very tedious. Product lines rapidly became unprofitable requiring constant relaunching, media shares were continually degrading and requiring repurchase, and the events weren't coming fast enough so that I was just waiting for missions to complete for the board while I had already completed all research and dominated the economy. Without intervention it was very easy to go from a billion dollars a month to a tenth of that in only a few turns.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really enjoyed this game, particularly the first ~30-40 years or so. On normal difficulty the game was perhaps a bit too easy, and the latter half was a little too much of nothing to do but just rake in money and march to victory. Won in 61 years. That said for $9 the writing was great, the ideas well presented and interesting, the tutorial great, everything bug free and well functioning. If you don't spend a lot on games and want something you can replay again and again this isn't for…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't get the negative reviews. Very enjoyable game!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tterrible design idea. Not for me.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game seemed like it would be something i'd be into but I was wrong. I was expecting hacking, espionage and intrigue in a cyberpunk setting, but it feels more like a marketing simulator or something. The basic premise also bugged me, I am selected by this all powerful group to discover immortality, and my first mission in the tutorial is about creating social media? what?! why? if i have an explosive implanted in my body that is going to explode if i fail to figure out immortality,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Repetitive and poorly balanced. Would have been a more fun game without the board and constant product relaunches. It feels like the dev tried to extend the playtime by making it arbitrarily more difficult.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I cannot get through the tutorial. Tried in September 2023 and again today. These morons have flashing rings around things where you need to click. Anyone with ADHD or epilepsy, stay away from this game! These idiots only needed to put a still, yellow halo to highlight what you need to find. Instead, they bludgeon you with flashing lights. Over a year later, still the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ flashing lights. The usual losers will find this funny. Those who consider themselves soooo tolerant, but find the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun little game, but lacking late game content. Five hours in and i had like 10B in the bank and ran the world. I just stopped playing for some time, and just kept hitting end turn as i did not care if i was losing money as i had so much. I just wanted to see if there was an ending at all. I gave up, but even though the ending thing was annoying, its a good game and worth a few hours.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very "short" game so maybe buy on sale.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the most complex and deeply immersive management sims I've ever played. I'm not sure where the last few hours went.
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