K-Pop Tycoon: Debut or Bankrupt
Your father built Starlight Entertainment from a basement vocal studio into one of Korea's Big Three. Last month he collapsed at his desk. On your first day in his chair, his prize girl group ELP — the act he made famous — walked out, sued to void their contracts, and won.
The damages plus the emergency loan you signed against your own apartment put the company ₩300M in debt, with ₩200M cash, a reputation in ashes, and exactly four trainees nobody bothered to poach.
The tabloids are already calling you the bankruptcy princess. Prove them wrong.
- 🎤 Scout, train and debut your own girl group — pick the lineup, the positions, the name, the concept
- 💿 Produce comebacks: choose the sound, the budget, the MV — then sweat the first-week numbers
- 🏆 Fight for music-show wins and chart positions against the group that betrayed you
- 💬 Text your members and staff; read the fan forums (they are brutal)
- 💰 Survive the ledger: every month burns cash, and the bank calls on the 25th
Win: a year-end Daesang (grand prize) within 3 years, with the debt cleared. Lose: 36 months of mediocrity — or two months in the red, and the bank takes everything.