Golden evening light over a country golf club, with rolling fairways, a lakeside clubhouse and an old oak tree.

Golf clubs. Tour careers. Power plants. Consultancies.

Pick a field.
Make your fortune.

Start with a place. Build a team.
Make it worth coming back to.

Play EIGHTEEN Play Retro Links Play Watt Street

Three games to play now, one in closed test · Play in your browser

FOUR FIELDS SO FARFrom the fairway to the grid to the boardroom.

01 / A Field & Fortune game

EIGHTEENPAR & EQUITY

A faded club.
A fresh start.
Your name on the door.

Buy a golf club with a past. Restore its course, win back its members and give your team the authority to make it thrive.

Start your first season

Playable prototypeMobile-first24-week season

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An illustrated region of towns, countryside, golf estates and airports from EIGHTEEN. — OPPORTUNITY HAS AN ADDRESS.Explore the region. Find your foothold.

02 / A Field & Fortune game

RETRO LINKSTOUR '87

Set the plan.
Call the big shots.
Chase the Cup.

A 1987-cartridge golf career you never swing. Pick where your story starts, set your playbook, then make the call when a hole matters: attack, play it safe, or spend Nerve on a hero shot. Climb from Monday muni events to the Retro Tour and the Retro Cup.

Start your career

Playable early buildSix ways to start16-week seasons

Play offline on this device, or sign in with a Field & Fortune account to keep your career in the cloud.

Retro Links yardage book: a pixel-art dogleg par 4 beside notes on the hole and a Hold to Lock button. — PLAN THE HOLE. WATCH THE SHOT.The yardage book, then the broadcast.

Retro Links broadcast: the ball's path traced down the fairway to the green, with the caption Green, 29 feet to work with. — PLAN THE HOLE. WATCH THE SHOT.The yardage book, then the broadcast.

03 / A Field & Fortune game Early access

WATT STREETPOWER & CAPITAL

Sign the deal.
Build the plant.
Recycle the cash.

Build a renewable power company on the real map of Southeast Asia and Spain. Trade clauses for a better price, outbid three rivals, build the plant and refinance to do it again. As you grow, hire a CFO, COO, CIO and CPO, and decide what they may do without you.

Start your company See what’s inside

Solar, wind and hydroA career to 65Eight scenarios

Free, on your phone or computer. Plays offline; sign in with a Field & Fortune account to keep your company in the cloud.

The map of Vietnam with a company's solar and wind plants along the coast, the season's weather drawn over it, and the meter band above: cash, debt, your megawatts and reputation. — THE MAP. THEN THE TERM SHEET.Every clause you sign comes back.

A term sheet for a 120 MW solar plant: the price, the bank loan and your cheque, then your developer and finance lead reading the deal: a rival bids 110%, the yield is thin, the price is over worth, and the bank will take the debt. — THE MAP. THEN THE TERM SHEET.Every clause you sign comes back.

04 / A Field & Fortune game Closed test

BILLABLESLIDES & SUBSTANCE

Win the tender.
Staff the project.
Present the Friday deck.

Run a consultancy from 1998, one week at a time, through thirty years of business hype. Clients pay for what looks good; your name follows what works. The gap between the two is Exposure, and a big gap ends in a Reckoning. The office computer ages as you play: bevelled grey, then glossy, then flat, then a chat box.

See what’s inside Have a code? Log on

Closed test: by invitationPhone or laptopFour eras

Testers log on with a Field & Fortune account and a beta code; the firm is kept in the cloud.

A Billable project card: the client and the fee, the contract terms, a Looks good bar near full, and the team’s pixel faces. — THE PROJECT. THEN THE FRIDAY DECK.You get paid for what looks good. You get judged on what works.

The Friday deck: a gold WordArt headline that calls it strategic progress, the week’s figures, and the news: two Reckonings and a go-live. — THE PROJECT. THEN THE FRIDAY DECK.You get paid for what looks good. You get judged on what works.

Start somewhere.

A faded club, a nine-club bag or one solar plant. Weigh the costs and make your first move.

Make the calls.

Set the plan, back your people, then watch your decisions play out.

Build what lasts.

Balance today’s cash with what keeps you going: members, fans, sponsors and lenders.

The story so far

Three games out, one in closed test.
We’re exploring what comes next.

Pick a field.Make your fortune.