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Version 1.0 · 2026-06-12
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-06-12.




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Build the greatest record label in history — one hit at a time.
Vinyl Empire is a laid-back idle tycoon where you sign artists, release tracks, and watch the royalties roll in. Your label earns money even while you're away, so every time you come back there's a fresh pile of cash waiting and a new upgrade to chase.
GROW YOUR LABEL
- Sign procedurally generated artists across genres, each with their own star potential
- Release tracks that climb the charts and pay out passive royalties
- Hire producers, managers, and tour agents to automate signing, releasing, and income
- Every upgrade compounds — there's always a satisfying next purchase
PRESTIGE & GO BIGGER
- Sell your label to prestige into a bigger one with permanent multipliers
- Restart smarter and faster, stacking bonuses run after run…
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