Lagos Tycoon as it appears in the browser

Lagos Tycoon

Start broke for face-me-I-face-you. Hustle. Build empire.

by Oluwatomiwa Amole · @tomiwa_amole

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About the game

Lagos Tycoon is a free multiplayer tycoon game set across Lagos. You start broke, renting a face-me-I-face-you, and work your way up by hustling, trading and building until you own land and buildings around the city. It runs in your browser on a computer or your phone. The money is in the gap between areas. The player guide explains it plainly: buy rice cheap in Idumota, carry it to Lekki and sell it dear, minus VAT and your fare. Early on you do small jobs like POS agent, market errand or danfo loader to raise capital, keep an eye on your energy, and rent a room so you have space to store goods before they spoil. Later come freight, warehouses, plots and buildings, and you can fly to Abuja to trade there too. Real players share one economy, and it keeps running while you are away: one game day is one real hour, so rent and income tick even when you log off. Four computer rivals are also trying to take control of Lagos. You can look around the map as a guest before you sign up. Lagos Tycoon was made in Lagos by Oluwatomiwa Amole (@tomiwa_amole), who told IsaKaba he was inspired by Lagos Run and Lagos Life. If you like money games where knowing the city pays, this one is for you.

Cost
Free to play
Works on
Desktop, Phone
Controls
Mouse, Touch
From
Lagos

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