Available now on Steam, Cash is King! Business Simulator offers a first-person business management experience set in Miami Beach, where players must build their own enterprise starting with limited resources. Developed by BlackBeak Games and published by Three River Games (3RG), the game combines everyday activities, financial management, and business expansion in a laid-back experience that follows the transformation of small jobs into an increasingly successful operation.

Progression begins with simple activities around the city, such as selling lemonade on the beach, keeping public spaces clean, and managing newspaper stands. The earnings from these tasks serve as initial capital to purchase vending machines, choose their locations, and expand operations. As businesses grow, players can also hire employees and automate processes, allowing them to manage multiple sources of income and continually invest in expansion.

Reputation also plays an important role in business development, encouraging players to keep the neighborhood clean, remove graffiti, and help residents stay cool during sunny days. These activities contribute to increasing popularity and unlocking new opportunities, while eccentric characters such as Siggi Sunshine, Rico Cartón, Selma Slots, and Lenny introduce jobs, guidance, and new possibilities throughout the journey.

Minigames add variety to the daily routine, featuring activities involving water guns, brooms, and newspaper stands, with rewards that include money or reputation boosts. The experience also features customization options, allowing players to purchase an apartment and choose furniture to decorate their living space according to their preferences as their wealth grows.

Financial management remains at the heart of progression, requiring players to pay attention to earnings, expenses, and the investments needed to turn a small source of income into a commercial empire. Combining casual mechanics, business automation, and side activities, Cash is King! Business Simulator offers an accessible approach to resource management, set against the relaxed atmosphere of a seaside city.