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  • GameCharts     Steam    The Invisible Hand
    Month Avg. Players Gain % Gain Peak Players
    October 2023 4 0 0% 15
    September 2023 4 0 0% 23
    August 2023 4 -1 -20% 15
    July 2023 5 -5 -50% 15
    June 2023 10 -3 -23.08% 34
    May 2023 13 12 1% 47
    April 2023 1 -1 -50% 7
    March 2023 2 -2 -50% 11
    February 2023 4 -1 -20% 17
    January 2023 5 1 25% 35
    December 2022 4 0 0% 15
    November 2022 4 1 33.33% 17
    October 2022 3 -2 -40% 14
    September 2022 5 2 66.67% 33
    August 2022 3 -1 -25% 11
    July 2022 4 1 33.33% 14
    June 2022 3 -3 -50% 15
    May 2022 6 3 100% 31
    April 2022 3 -1 -25% 13
    March 2022 4 -4 -50% 17
    February 2022 8 -8 -50% 38
    January 2022 16 15 1% 310
    December 2021 1 0 0% 7
    November 2021 1 -1 -50% 7
    October 2021 2 0 0% 13
    September 2021 2 0 0% 15
    August 2021 2 -1 -33.33% 16
    July 2021 3 -3 -50% 11
    June 2021 6 -20 -76.92% 25
    May 2021 26 26 --- 158
    April 2021 0 0 --- 0
    March 2021 0 0 --- 0
    February 2021 0 0 --- 0
    January 2021 0 0 --- 0
    December 2020 0 0 --- 0
    November 2020 0 0 --- 0
    October 2020 0 0 --- 0
    September 2020 0 0 --- 0
    August 2020 0 0 --- 0
    July 2020 0 0 --- 0
    June 2020 0 0 --- 0
    May 2020 0 0 --- 0
    April 2020 0 0 --- 0
    March 2020 0 0 --- 0
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    About The Invisible Hand




    Caught in the hamster wheel of a stock broking agency, your every day is a heady mix of high stakes decision making under pressure. Presented with profit targets by a boss who has no hesitation to sack you, you’ll need to engage in panic sales and timed events, lobby society groups to influence the stock market, and even undertake all-out majority share acquisitions. Read the news to see the signs, or dabble with some insider trading to get the upper edge. But, be warned, a financial investigation into your company has begun, and you may well become the focus.

    In a trip through the politics of work and money, The Invisible Hand explores the way we value things in a stock market driven dystopia that will have you reaching for your tenth coffee before the working day is done.



    Your job is simple: make money, lots of money. The more you make, the happier your boss is, the richer you become, and the more you have to invest. But can you keep the cycle ...