- July 22, 2026
- Plan Dirty Games
- 10h median play time
Dirty Business
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About Dirty Business
Dirty Business is a single player and multiplayer open world management game. It was developed by Plan Dirty Games and was released on July 22, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.
Build, upgrade, and expand an underground criminal operation beneath the city. Produce drugs, weapons, counterfeit money, and other illegal activities. Hire workers, grow your gang, optimize production, operate secret cartel airstrip and expand into city-wide distribution. Take control of districts and build your empire from the shadows in single-player or co-op. Illegal Production Produce multipl…











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Reviews
- Engaging and addictive gameplay loop with a variety of production activities such as growing weed, manufacturing weapons, producing LSD, and money laundering.
- Well-designed systems for multi-step production and multiple ways to sell products including quick sales, company deliveries, and airplane missions.
- Great multiplayer/co-op experience where tasks can be divided among friends, making the game more enjoyable and less monotonous.
- Active and responsive developer frequently releasing updates, fixes, and adding new content based on community feedback.
- Good progression system that gradually unlocks new content and keeps players interested over many hours.
- Overall smooth performance and visually appealing atmosphere that complements the gameplay.
- Controls and inventory management are clunky and unintuitive, causing frustration when handling items and packaging products.
- Excessive micromanagement and grind, especially in early and mid-game before unlocking employees and automation.
- Workers/AI employees require constant supervision and re-assigning of tasks, limiting effective automation and causing tedious micromanagement.
- Limited storage organization options and poor logistics leading to clutter and inefficient workflows.
- Tutorial system is buggy and can block progression in multiplayer; the game sometimes forces repetitive and unintuitive tasks.
- Gameplay loop can be repetitive and boring after unlocking key content; economic scaling and delivery systems have balancing issues.
- Limited player freedom as most gameplay occurs confined to a basement-like area with limited exploration or action outside production and delivery.
gameplay
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay offers a mix of detailed, multi-stage production mechanics and a rewarding progression system, appealing to players who enjoy grind and micromanagement. However, it is often criticized for being repetitive, overly complicated—especially the inventory and item handling systems—and having clunky controls, bugs, and pacing issues. While some find its relaxed and engaging loop addictive, others feel it lacks polish, depth, and innovation compared to similar titles.
“There's many different products you can make and sell, there's a really fun progress system, and it has many mechanics that are fun and silly (e.g., bloodstained weapons all have a little silly description of how the crime happened, they scam you into spending 10k on garbage not once but twice, the music is genuinely a vibe).”
“Many activities have their own detailed production process, which makes the gameplay much more interesting.”
“Every spare second I get, I find myself diving back in, completely absorbed by its engaging gameplay loop and dynamic environment.”
“The gameplay loop is very grindy with little variation; you will spend most of your time restocking shelves and trying to pack boxes with goods to sell because of the very clunky inventory and sale system.”
“The inventory mechanic is probably the worst I've seen in a simulation game.”
“So basically Schedule 1 with extra steps; inventory mechanic is awful - you pick up something and need to press 2-4 buttons in order to place or move an object.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dirty Business is a open world management game. Common tags for Dirty Business include first-person, driving, 3D, realistic, automation and others.
Dirty Business is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 11 hours playing Dirty Business.
Dirty Business was released on July 22, 2026.
Dirty Business was developed by Plan Dirty Games.
Dirty Business has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Dirty Business for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.
Dirty Business is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
Similar games include Drug Lord Tycoon, Supermarket Simulator, Recycling Center Simulator, Grocery Store Simulator, Old Market Simulator and others.












