YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR RULES.

INVOLVED is a first-person simulation game where you build and manage your own underground operation.

From your first growing pot to a fully equipped workshop, take charge of every step: purchase supplies, organize production, prepare your goods, and find buyers. Success takes careful planning—and the ability to close a deal.

GROW IT YOURSELF

Prepare your pots, add soil, plant your seeds, and care for your crops until harvest. Set up lighting and arrange your growing space to keep production moving.

It all starts with you. Keep your tools within reach and your supplies ready for the next crop.

BUILD YOUR UNDERGROUND WORKSHOP

Install machines and turn raw materials into finished goods through multiple production stages. Supply each station, operate the equipment, and keep track of work in progress.

Expand into different activities with fictional production chains, including counterfeit cash. Remember your protective gear: some machinery creates hazardous working conditions.

MAKE EVERY DEAL COUNT

Meet customers and offer them your goods. Set your price and strike a balance between your profit margin and what each buyer is willing to pay.

Not every offer ends in a sale. Customers have their limits. Choose your opportunities and learn when to close the deal.

MAKE ROOM TO GROW

Buy equipment, organize your premises, and manage your storage. Position your machines to make everyday tasks easier and keep essential supplies close at hand.

Get behind the wheel to travel around town, then reinvest your earnings in the next stage of your business.

WORK SOLO OR TEAM UP

Build your operation at your own pace in single-player, or bring your friends into online multiplayer.

Split the workload: tend the crops while a teammate runs the machines or negotiates with customers. Coordinate your efforts and grow your business together.

KEY FEATURES

• First-person simulation with hands-on tools and equipment.

• Single-player and online multiplayer.

• Crop cultivation and harvesting, from preparing pots to collecting your goods.

• Interactive production chains built around fictional processes.

• Customer sales and price negotiation.

• Workspace customization, machine placement, and stock management.

• Drivable vehicles for getting around town.

• A day/night cycle and saved progression.

Your next sale is just the beginning. How far will you take your business?