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The Contrarian Press

The Contrarian Press is a strategic simulation game where players run a media company, navigate challenges and ethics in journalism.

Platform:
PC / Mobile
Release Date:
2024-11-05
Updated Date:
2025-04-10
Version:
1.0.0

Operation and Instructions

To play The Contrarian Press, follow these steps:

  1. Starting the Game: Launch the game application and enter the main menu.
  2. Creating a Profile: Set up your player profile by choosing an avatar and entering your name.
  3. Choosing a Scenario: Select from available scenarios that determine the starting conditions and objectives.
  4. Managing the Press: Allocate resources and make editorial decisions to produce news content.
  5. Making Editorial Choices: Analyze news topics, audience demographics, and advertiser interests to decide which stories to publish.
  6. Navigating Challenges: Deal with ethical dilemmas, market pressures, and the impact of your news coverage on public opinion.
  7. Progress Tracking: Keep track of your company's reputation, financial status, and reader engagement through game metrics.
  8. End Game Strategies: Complete objectives to successfully enhance your media company's influence or meet specific scenario goals.

Faqs

  1. What is the objective of The Contrarian Press?
    The objective is to successfully manage a media company by making strategic editorial and business decisions.

  2. How do ethical decisions affect gameplay?
    Ethical decisions impact public perception, company reputation, and financial outcomes.

  3. Can players choose different scenarios?
    Yes, players can choose from multiple scenarios that offer different starting challenges and goals.

  4. What happens if my company fails financially?
    If the company goes bankrupt, the game ends and you may restart or choose another scenario.

  5. Are there multiplayer options available?
    Currently, the game is designed for single-player mode only.

Support Languages

The Contrarian Press supports English, Spanish, French, and German.