Undead Inc.

I spent roughly a dozen hours with Undead Inc. expecting a Tycoon-style empire builder with teeth. Instead, I got a resource grind where UI friction and obtuse systems drain the fun faster than your budget drains watching staff salaries. You're running an Endswell Medical subsidiary, hiring workers, researching treatments and bioweapons, trading on markets, and balancing profit against ethics. The hook is there, but the execution stumbles. Tutorial doesn't explain core loops well, tooltips are sparse, and the late game feels like watching production queues tick rather than making meaningful calls that reshape your corporation. The AI market partners are predictable, pathing logic is broken (your staff wander inefficiently), and the UI demands constant clicking to do simple tasks. For a management sim to work, every interaction needs to feel purposeful. Here, most feel like busywork. If you love numbers and have infinite patience for clunky interfaces, maybe dig in. But there are sharper sims out there demanding your time.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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