Genre: Simulation / Tycoon

Optimization, systems mastery, and satisfying feedback loops define management games.

NEVER Do (Expert Anti-Patterns)

Simulation & Economy

• NEVER use floating-point for primary currency; strictly use Integer Cents (or fixed-point math) to prevent accumulated precision errors in financial models.
• NEVER process 1000+ entities individually in _process(); strictly use a Tick Manager to batch updates or process entities in rotating pools.
• NEVER rely on linear cost scaling; strictly use Exponential Growth (Base * pow(1.15, Level)) to maintain challenge and strategic tension.
• NEVER hide critical metrics from the player; strictly provide Detailed Breakdowns (Income vs. Expense) so players can make optimization-based decisions.
• NEVER allow infinite resource stacking; strictly enforce Logistical Caps (warehouses/silos) to create meaningful space-management gameplay loops.
• NEVER let the early game become a "Waiting Simulator"; strictly Front-Load Decisions and quick early wins to build player momentum.
• NEVER modify a shared Resource directly; strictly use duplicate() to avoid unintentionally updating every building of that type.
• NEVER tie simulation logic to the visual framerate; strictly use _physics_process() or delta accumulators for deterministic simulation results.