A downloadable game for Windows


About MMO98

MMO98 is an incremental game about running your own MMO game studio. The focus isn't on the actual game that you're making, but instead on the infrastructure and support required to operate games  at this massive scale. Scale up your server infrastructure, optimize your development pipelines, and squeeze as much money out of your players. 

Once your game's best days are over, it's time to develop a sequel, move your fanbase over, and make an even bigger and better experience. 


Updated 19 days ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows
Rating
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
(6 total ratings)
AuthorBiteMe Games
GenreSimulation
Made withUnity
TagsIdle, Incremental, Pixel Art, Retro
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsMouse
LinksSteam
ContentNo generative AI was used

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MMO98 v2026.02.28.1-win.zip 100 MB

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a Mac demo would be nice

The Steam demo has Mac support actually, I'll see about updating the itch.io page with that build later as well.

I'll check it out on steam. Thanks

Cluster Overdrive button text bug:

Hey, we're aware of this, I'm pushing a new version right now. Localizations are a bit iffy currently.

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not working. It asks for the name of the game, I enter it and buttons do no nothing

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Try pressing "Enter" key.

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Vibes/themes are excellent. I can already tell there are lots of smol stuff you guys already know so I'll just more obvious stuff.

IMO onboarding experience wasn't smooth and I actually left feeling a little.. confused? I think the only clear thing for me was that the servern nodes should be bought to avoid going over 100% server capacity, but the rest wasn't super clear. Data centers, engineer hiring, hotfixes... why should I care wasn't clear. Too many stats at first too: hype, bugs... felt a little overwhelming? I couldn't make clear sense of what is what

Also, tbh I don't think fail state is required given it's an incremental game, not a tycoon. I think it's tricky trying to be both.