Tramp: Become President is a darkly humorous desktop idle simulation game.
Simply leave it running in the background. When you have a moment, spend the money you earned from begging and splurge freely in a world where everything has a price.
Resource Management: Pricing the World
Everything Has a Price: In this fictional world, anything can be bought and sold. All things are defined as items or resources—and clearly priced.
Startup Capital: Your only starting assets are your body and your mind. Sell them, and you can begin working—converting them into money.
NPC = Human Resources: The world is full of colorful NPCs, and they are all resources. Choose your connections wisely to steadily increase your network’s value.
Profit Maximization: Eventually, you’ll invest in building sweatshops, ensuring profit distribution is sufficiently “fair”—so your human resources remain grateful.
Open Progression: Crossing Class Lines
Free Development: Tramp is only your starting point. Scavenge, buy lottery tickets, trade stocks, rob banks—if you have money, your class will rise.
Class Advancement: The game features 8 distinct social classes. Each promotion unlocks new mechanics, challenges, items, and NPCs.
Endless Desire: As you climb higher, you’ll purchase mansions, hire maids and drivers, indulge yourself—then slowly realize it’s still not enough.
Ultimate Power: One day, you will crave control over the entire world. At any cost, you will step onto the road to the presidency.
Idle Wins: Effortless Progression
Start from Nothing: You begin as a tramp. Passersby will toss trash and loose change your way. You don’t have to do anything—not even say thank you.
Treasure in the Trash: The piles of garbage on the street hide endless wealth. Once you befriend fellow drifters, they may even start working for you.
The Truth About Work: You can choose to get a job—but that just means replacing pedestrians with a boss. In this game, doing nothing still earns money.
Slack-Off Protection: This game promotes no harmful behavior—please work hard in real life! With one click, it can disguise itself as a harmless note-taking app.
Friendly Reminders
Playing during working hours is highly recommended. It won’t interfere with your main profession (begging from your boss), and may even generate passive income.
This game is set in a fictional world. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental—including your boss.
This game does not constitute financial advice. Any in-game systems involving finance, insurance, stocks, or taxes are generated by random algorithms. Do not imitate.
Please respect real-world homeless individuals. No one stays fortunate forever. Offer help when you can—even if they only end up becoming Vice President someday.
