Screen Stocks launches on Steam with a shared simulated market and clicker progression
Conradical Games and Oro Interactive have released Screen Stocks on Steam. The multiplayer trading game puts players in a shared simulated market where buying, selling and shorting fictional stocks can affect prices for everyone.
Progression follows a clicker structure: upgrades increase income, dividends and trading volume, while levelling unlocks more stocks and automated actions. The release announcement lists more than 100 levels and over 15 stocks with different behaviour.
Going Public resets the bank account in exchange for stronger starting statistics on the next run. Players can also join clans, unlock cosmetic options and use mod support for custom skins.
Screen Stocks can run full screen or occupy a corner of the desktop. The Steam release is available for Windows and macOS, following the demo released earlier this year.
Screenshot: Conradical Games / Oro Interactive.
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