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Zapitalism
''Zapitalism'' is a business simulation game for Windows released in 1997. It was designed by Steven Hoffman, developed by the company LavaMind and published by the company Ionos. In 2010, a renewed version had been made accessible to the internet.
==Gameplay==
The player first has a budget of 50,000 zables (a unit of in-game money), less zables in harder levels, and has to build a from a small store to a large enterprise. There are 6 players and at least one has to be a human player. Each company that each player can choose has a unique advantage. The player can control the business and do things such as loaning, buying products, paying workers their salaries, betting for many things. The player may also buy advertising and buy insurances.〔(Zapitalism - www.thecomputershow.com )〕 The first player to win a certain amount of zables wins a round, and the first player to win 10 billion zables wins the game.
A player expands their store only if they own building permits. If a building permit is paid to the building that gives out store constructions then the construction can finish within 1–4 weeks depending on the workers that construct the expansion of the building.
The player may have to face things such as taxes, giving salary to the workers, natural disasters, vandalism, and many others. Insurance can be used to help protect the player against most disasters but only disasters in-between turns. This can help refund paying for the disasters and thus avoid more chances of being unlucky (and being more vulnerable to disasters).
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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