Korzarkia: The Great Reshuffle
Build a national economy from a hand of production cards. Connect industries, fund ambitious projects and steer through sixteen markets where demand, debt and crises can overturn your plans.
Make an economy out of the cards you draw.
A good combination earns output. A good economy keeps producing when the market changes.
- production cards
- 50
- industry sectors
- 5
- markets in a run
- 16
- economic eras
- 4
Connect the whole value chain
Draw nine cards and choose up to five to produce. Match sectors for pairs and clusters, or connect five consecutive production stages. Complete a full value chain in one sector to turn a carefully assembled hand into a stronger production system.
Read demand before you commit
Your live preview shows output, bottlenecks, money and risk. Each sector has its own demand pool. A combination that worked earlier can lose its advantage once that market is saturated. Decide when to produce and when to discard.
Invest beyond the next hand
Between markets, shape your portfolio in the Development Exchange. Acquire companies, upgrade industries, adopt policies and build infrastructure. Projects occupy card slots and draw on the public budget before their benefits arrive.
The ministry is open. Take a seat.
Production cards, development choices and the economy ledger put the decisions in view.
Gameplay captures from the Android 1.0.6 release, 14 October 2026. Later versions may differ.
Four eras. A different kind of pressure in each.
Survive the final Great Depression to finish a run. Reaching an output target is only part of surviving a crisis.
The New Ledger
Easy money and speculative fever give way to a bank run.
The Great Industrial Push
Factory expansion meets energy hunger, rising prices and an oil shock.
Paper Prosperity
A property boom and shadow banking end in a credit freeze and recession.
The Long Winter
Austerity, falling demand and deflation lead into the final crisis.
Thirty-five policies and twelve infrastructure projects give you different ways to respond. Reserves and insurance offer protection, while debts and maintenance keep earlier decisions relevant.
Built around decisions you can understand.
A portfolio with a history
Industry upgrades, mergers, spin-offs and research carry your choices forward. The economy you take into a crisis is the one you built in earlier markets.
A run you can return to
Save your progress and resume later. Numeric run seeds let you revisit a starting setup; outcomes also depend on your choices and game version.
Strategy that works offline
The game runs locally without an account. Its own saves and settings stay on your device. Read the dedicated game privacy policy for details.
Before you take the desk.
Is this Boom and Bust?
The Great Reshuffle is our economic card strategy game. Boom and Bust: A Minister’s Dilemma puts you inside a finance ministry in the same fictional country. They are separate games with different ways to play.
Which platforms does it support?
The project has Windows desktop and Android builds. Contact us for the current distribution options and platform details.
Do I need an internet connection or an account?
The game itself works offline and does not require a player account. Installation through an external store follows that store’s own requirements.
What happens to my game data?
Progress and preferences are saved locally. The Korzarkia game privacy policy explains local storage, deletion and support correspondence.