MMO98 is an incremental studio management game, where everything takes place right on an old desktop, in the style of the late 90s. You launch your first MMO, monitor its growth, and try to retain players until the server load starts to break the entire system. It all seems simple at first, but it quickly becomes clear that without constant investment, the project won't survive. The servers can't handle the load. The more players join, the more pressure the infrastructure puts on it. New servers need to be deployed, bandwidth monitored, and glitches that can pop up at the most inopportune moments need to be addressed. If you let things slide, everything starts to fall apart: connections drop, the audience churns, and you have to quickly fix the consequences. The money earned from the game is funneled back into development. Technologies improve, new opportunities open up, and ideas for future projects emerge. Gradually, a single game evolves into an entire studio, no longer focused on survival, but on growth and expanding its audience worldwide. Features of the game Incremental studio management. Working with servers and load. Growing audience and revenue. Development of projects and release of new games.