Party Tycoon - Press Kit

A hands-on nightlife management game. Start alone in a damp basement, haul your own crates, and work your way up to the hottest venue in town.

Demo on Steam: 26 August 2026

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Fact sheet

Title	Party Tycoon on Steam: Party Tycoon: Takeover (the plain name is taken by an unrelated 2017 game)
Developer	Ennix Games, a one-person studio
Release	Playable free in the browser now. Demo on Steam 26 August 2026. Full version early 2027.
Platforms	Browser (desktop and tablet). Windows on Steam.
Price	Free in the browser. Steam price not announced yet.
Genre	Management, tycoon, simulation
Modes	Single player, with a global leaderboard
Languages	Eleven: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian
Built with	three.js and hand-written JavaScript, no engine. Runs in any browser with WebGL; the Steam build is the same code in an Electron shell.
Links	party-tycoon.com · Steam · Discord
Contact	hello@party-tycoon.com

By the numbers

8venues, all built

209event nights on them

94kinds of night goal

23stations to staff

23crew roles to train

48upgrade tracks

37decor pieces

136achievement tiers

Counted on 24 August 2026 against the live game. Those are the figures for the full ladder. What each version opens: the Steam demo is the first three venues and 51 of those nights; the free browser version is the first five, up to and including Downtown Club, and 89 nights; the full version opens all eight, ending at The Moon Dome. The Grand Hall, Club Utopia and The Moon Dome are finished rooms held shut for the browser build - the last one is in the screenshots below.

Description

One line

Grow a grimy basement party into a nightlife empire, free in your browser.

Short

Party Tycoon is a hands-on nightlife management game. You start alone in a damp basement: haul the crates, pour the drinks, work the door yourself. Then you hire a crew, fill the floor, and turn a rough room into the hottest venue in town, before doing it all again somewhere bigger.

Long

Every session is a night. You book an event, put your crew on the stations, open the doors, and then work the floor yourself while the room fills up. A night runs in three acts: guests trickle in at the start, the floor peaks, and the last hour decides whether the mood holds. Three goals ride on every booking, and they are what you are actually playing for.

The pressure comes from bottlenecks. A queue at the bar drains the mood of everyone standing in it. A cloakroom nobody staffed jams the door. Litter piles up, the toilets back up, a fuse blows and takes a wing of the venue dark with it. At The Canal, an outdoor bar with no door to check anyone at, the police turn up roughly one night in four. You are one person on the floor and you cannot be everywhere, so the game is really about deciding what to let go of.

Between nights it is a tycoon game: hire and train crew, buy stations and upgrades, dress the room with decor to raise its ambience, and save up for the next venue on the ladder. It runs in the browser with no download and no account, up to and including Downtown Club. A demo of the first three venues lands on Steam on 26 August 2026, and the full eight-venue ladder follows in early 2027.

Trailer

The current cut, 1:07, 720p with sound, 7.7 MB. There is a 1080p master and a 9:16 cut as well. Need either, or a different edit? Ask and you get it.

Features

Work the floor yourself. You are a character in the room, not a cursor above it. Pour, restock, check jackets, throw people out.
Every night is a booking. Each event brings its own crowd, prices, modifiers and three goals, from selling cocktails to holding the hype above 75 for a hundred seconds.
A venue ladder. Eight rooms: a basement, a canal towpath, a warehouse, a yacht, a downtown club, a grand hall, Club Utopia and a dome on the moon. Each has its own layout, crowd and trouble.
Hire and train a crew. Bartenders, security, cleaners and door staff, each trained over five levels, each with their own motivation to keep up.
Nights that fight back. Police raids, blown fuses, difficult VIPs, surprise headliners, and guests who came to cause trouble.
Special guests. Ten named regulars with their own demands - a superstar DJ, a health inspector, a fire marshal, a bank chief - who turn up when the room is right for them.
Spend the takings. 48 upgrade tracks, 23 crew roles trained over five levels, and 37 decor pieces that buy a room the ambience to start its next night hotter.
Global leaderboard. Stack your cash, fame and reputation against other players worldwide.

Screenshots

Click any image for the full size, or take all of them plus the key art in one zip (3.6 MB).

The Basement, a low concrete room with a small crowd — The Basement, where every tycoon starts

The Canal, an open-air bar along the water — The Canal: open air, no door, and the police know the address

The Warehouse, a large rave floor — The Warehouse, a rave floor big enough to lose people on

The Yacht, a party deck at sea — The Yacht, a floating deck with a guest list

Downtown Club at full capacity — Downtown Club, the last room the browser version opens

The Moon Dome, a venue under a glass dome on the moon — The Moon Dome, the top of the ladder

The event picker, showing two bookings with their goals and prices — Every night is a booking with its own crowd, prices and goals

The night brief, listing three goals and a special guest's demands — Three goals a night, plus whatever the special guest wants

The crew screen with hireable staff — Hire a crew and train them over five levels

The upgrade screen with the player's own perks and the character editor — Your own perks, and a character you dress yourself

The decor shop, showing pieces that raise a venue's ambience — Decor buys ambience, so the next night starts hotter

Trouble on the floor during a night — Raids, blown fuses, and guests who came to cause trouble

The city map showing the venue ladder — The city map: the venue ladder and what it costs to move up

Logo and key art

The logo is available as PNG and as SVG. The zip carries both at full size, plus the 16:9 and 2:3 covers and the 512px icon.

For streamers and video creators

Yes, you can

You have blanket permission to record, stream and monetise footage of Party Tycoon, on any platform, forever. No revenue share, no separate licence, no need to ask first, and nothing here is under embargo. Sponsored or paid coverage is fine too, as long as you label it.

What you need

Nothing. It runs in a browser tab at party-tycoon.com, free, no account, no install.
Want the Steam build instead? The demo goes up on 26 August 2026; for a key to that or to the full version, write to hello@party-tycoon.com and you will get one. There is no form and no follower threshold.
Need something for a thumbnail, a specific venue captured, or a clip of a feature that is not in the shots above? Ask. It is a one-person studio, so the answer usually arrives the same day.

How long it runs

The demo is the first three venues and 51 event nights: about four hours to climb all three and meet nearly every system once, six to seven to finish every goal in them. The free browser version adds two more venues on top, 89 nights in total, and the full version runs the whole eight-venue ladder and its 209 nights.

An hour on stream is a real slice of that: the basement start, the first crew, the first upgrades, and the move up to the next room. It cuts well into a short series and it also holds up as one long session.

Two things worth knowing on camera

A night runs three minutes on average and five at the outside, so the game cuts well and hands you a decision every few seconds.
The Canal is the venue that generates stories: it has no door, so anyone can walk in, and the police turn up about one night in four.

About

Party Tycoon is made by one person under the name Ennix Games. It started as a browser game and stayed one: the whole thing runs in a tab, saves on the server, and needs no account. The Steam version is the same game in a desktop shell with the full venue ladder open - a free demo of the first three venues on 26 August 2026, the full version in early 2027.

Questions, review keys, interviews, or a feature you want captured: hello@party-tycoon.com, or the Discord.