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Gold & Noble

Tycoon · California Gold Rush, 1849 to 1855 · Android · English and Korean

Dig the gold. Corner the market. Then buy the office that rules them.

Gold & Noble is a tycoon game set in the California Gold Rush. One run lasts 84 months, from 1849 to 1855, and every month asks you to decide where your money goes.

Six ways in

You start as one of six characters. Some come from old money, some from the middle class and some with nothing at all, and where you start sets how hard the climb is.

**Eli West**Middle class · NormalAn Ohio surveyor who staked his life on one mapReads the land: surveys cost 40% less and he gets 10% more gold.

**Isabelle Ashford**Upper class · EasyA Newport heiress who decided to run the money herselfStarts with 35% more money and hires the best crews, at a higher upkeep.

**Thomas Patterson**Lower class · HardA ruined farmer betting everything on one turn of luckDigs 30% faster, finds 10% more gold and wastes nothing.

**Charles Harding**Upper class · EasyA disgraced New York financier who came west for revengeBuys shares 15% cheaper. Old money lets him win at auction.

**Ledia Scarlett**Middle class · NormalA saloon runaway with a past she keeps buriedLeaks a scandal once a month and drops a rival’s shares by 26%.

**Anaqua**Lower class · HardThe last warrior of his people, fighting for the landHears the land: free surveys and twice the rich claims at auction.

Act I · Staking

You bid on new claims at the monthly auction. Assay reports give you a range, never the truth, so every bid is a gamble.

Then you work the ground: pan the creek, sink a shaft or bring in a hydraulic monitor, and keep an eye on idle crews draining your cash.

Act II · The Share War

Gold turns into power. Sell too much at once and you crash the price yourself.

Rivals buy shares in your company while you buy into theirs, and whoever holds 51% takes control.

Act III · The Seat

You run for mayor. Six voting blocs want different things, a candidate drops out every round and the race ends in a head-to-head.

Speeches, newspapers and quiet deals all move votes.

You can hand months over to auto-play, but the good ending only comes when you take the big calls yourself.

Act I is free in full. No energy timers, no account, and it plays in English and Korean.

Act I freeOne purchase unlocks Acts II and III and removes adsSaves on the device

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