Wrestling Promoter

(Please leave feedback, I'd like to update the game, but afaik if I do that, there's no way to retain the save data, so I'd like to only really have to release one or two big patches)

Carve your name in the history books of professional wrestling as you take your company from a small local fed to a national name. This Gameboy powered management sim has everything you need to  scratch a wrestling itch 

• Hire and manage from a pool of 40 wrestlers
• Travel across maps based on real-life! Tour the United States and run shows in 30 cities from New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Dallas. Travel through each town along interstates, or just fly from the airports!
• Start out putting on local shows in "halls" and "gyms" while gaining the popularity and fanbase needed to fill up arenas and sell-out stadiums!
  
• Choose from over 100 venues, some modern, some historic.
• Put on between 2 and 5 segments/matches each show.
• Keep your workers happy, healthy, and hard-at-work. A tough balancing act when trying to keep a wrestler winning in front of fans while avoiding severe injuries and morale walk-outs. 
• Send wrestlers to training, give them time off to heal, pay for medical treatment, extend their contracts if they're willing to renew it, or fire them if they're taking too much money. But all these decisions will affect how they feel about you and their willingness to work for you.
• Expand your operations by renting out offices or hotels, negotiating TV and PPV deals, or finding sponsors and advertising to maximize profits.
• Random events that alter the cost of doing business. It might be time to purchase an office once hotels are suddenly too expensive, or stack your roster while the upfront pay demands aren't as high.

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• Infinite Play - There is no time limit, your company exists until you delete it.
• Open World - The entire country is immediately available, and you can exact any strategy you choose to keep 
• Progression/Regression - Wrestlers stats change even when they don't work for you, and their demands change over time. Skipping a town means the fans might forget about you there if you aren't on TV, but if they see you live too many times it may be a while before you can book a profitable show. 

One bug that will get fixed: Initially, water was impassable, requiring the use of bridges/highways, but then I didn't do that. I thought I removed them all, but Miami still has it, and I made that map smaller later on, so it DOES have "bridges" to reach Miami Beach, but it's not "aligned" and the top-most bridge is the only one that you can see, the others you can hit the water to find them, but if you need to use the Miami Hall or Hotel, they ARE reachable.

This was my first GB Studio project, and while it's a mostly menu-based management sim, I definitely worked hard on it and tried to squeeze as much complexity out of the basic gbstudio features (and get around the fact i can't draw) to make a world that constantly changes and makes the journey to a sold-out stadium worth it.  I hope you enjoy it!