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Twice Circled / Aug 27, 2015 / Indie, Simulation, Strategy
What if you had it in your power to rid the world of disease, to improve the lives of millions, to ease suffering and cure the sick… and earn a tidy profit? As the head of your own Pharmaceutical Conglomerate you have this power resting in your hands. Will you use it for good?
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Changelog • Switch OSX version to 64bit-only rather than universal (32+64bit) to avoid warning on OSX Catalina. • Fixed bug which freezes game if you do a clinical trial on a drug with no cure (M&M DLC only)
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78% positive, 1,327 reviews
This is a fun tycoon / puzzle game with an interesting theme that takes itself just the right amount of serious, and a sense of humor. I've lost hours playing not realizing. The game time moves along in ticks as part of a day which are pause-able anytime real time, including multiple times faster speeds. You're a CEO / lead of a corporation making various drugs/medications for different ailments, with various goals...
5 found this helpful, 2026-06-11
As someone from the pharmaceutical industry and a fan of automation games, I was very excited to find this game. I like the idea of using various catalysts, but it is of course too simple to make cancer cure just through changing concentration... However, you forget about these unreasonable settings after hours, because this game is just so HARD!!! For some of levels it is even hard to get the lowest rating, and half...
4 found this helpful, 2026-04-25
Great little game, but planning your production chains, especially for high-end drugs, can become very annoying, as there is no way to cross your conveyor belts.
4 found this helpful, 2025-10-08
This is easily one of my favorite games, and I keep checking back now and again to see if there are updates, or new DLC for it. You can finish a run pretty quickly once you get a handle for the different machines and the various interactions, while at the same time, you can get fairly deep and take your time to get very exacting outcomes for output. The Randomization is nicely done, and I have nothing but fond...
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-15
