Steam News10 July 20261mo ago

Code Tycoon - Update 1.36.0

New Features Investment offers are now yours to accept or decline. Instead of automatically selling company equity, each offer waits in the Finance panel's Investors tab (and in your mail) with accept and decline button

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addedNew FeaturesA new Teams tab in the Employees panel lets you build, rename, staff and dissolve your dev teams in one place, with a live readout of whether each team's composition is complete.

changedNew FeaturesEvery incoming mail now raises a notification, so you never miss a maintenance report, contract offer or event again.

removedImprovementsCreating a product is now a streamlined two-step form: pick category, language, scope and audience from dropdowns, then review the expected quality and fit before committing. The category picker also no longer cuts off the last option.

removedImprovementsContract negotiation is now a deliberate, one-shot decision per offer. Opening it no longer starts a round automatically, so a misclick costs nothing, but once you start you can no longer cancel and re-roll for a better result.

removedImprovementsOpening the Settings menu for the first time no longer stutters: the language-picker fonts are now warmed up during the loading screen.

fixedBug FixesMaintenance contracts on the Organizer timeline now show the real project name instead of a placeholder text.

Code Tycoon changes

addedA new Teams tab in the Employees panel lets you build, rename, staff and dissolve your dev teams in one place, with a live readout of whether each team's composition is complete.

changedEvery incoming mail now raises a notification, so you never miss a maintenance report, contract offer or event again.

removedCreating a product is now a streamlined two-step form: pick category, language, scope and audience from dropdowns, then review the expected quality and fit before committing. The category picker also no longer cuts off the last option.

removedContract negotiation is now a deliberate, one-shot decision per offer. Opening it no longer starts a round automatically, so a misclick costs nothing, but once you start you can no longer cancel and re-roll for a better result.

removedOpening the Settings menu for the first time no longer stutters: the language-picker fonts are now warmed up during the loading screen.

New Features

Investment offers are now yours to accept or decline. Instead of automatically selling company equity, each offer waits in the Finance panel's Investors tab (and in your mail) with accept and decline buttons and a 30-day decision window.
A new Teams tab in the Employees panel lets you build, rename, staff and dissolve your dev teams in one place, with a live readout of whether each team's composition is complete.
Every incoming mail now raises a notification, so you never miss a maintenance report, contract offer or event again.

Improvements

Creating a product is now a streamlined two-step form: pick category, language, scope and audience from dropdowns, then review the expected quality and fit before committing. The category picker also no longer cuts off the last option.
Contract negotiation is now a deliberate, one-shot decision per offer. Opening it no longer starts a round automatically, so a misclick costs nothing, but once you start you can no longer cancel and re-roll for a better result.
Opening the Settings menu for the first time no longer stutters: the language-picker fonts are now warmed up during the loading screen.

Bug Fixes

Maintenance contracts on the Organizer timeline now show the real project name instead of a placeholder text.
Employees returning from vacation now get a proper back-from-vacation message instead of the recovery message meant for illness, and a planned vacation can no longer overlap a sick leave.

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Steam News / 10 July 2026

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