Gentlemen's Estate

You've inherited the estate, sir. And, regrettably, the family.

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Your Estate

Restore the manor. Fill the vault. Mind the family.

  • Open-Top Hypercar

    Coachbuilt. Rarely collected.

  • The Steel Watch

    A small fortune on a wrist.

  • Ashcombe Manor

    Your inheritance. Mind the roof.

  • Sadie Vane

    Always three moves ahead.

  • The Superyacht

    Sixty-five metres of discretion.

The Family

Every decision has consequences. Some of them have solicitors.

  • Portrait of Teddy Harriman

    Teddy Harriman

    You. The reluctant heir.

  • Portrait of Sadie Vane

    Sadie Vane

    Always three moves ahead.

  • Portrait of Frankie Harriman

    Frankie Harriman

    Charming. Reckless. In debt.

  • Portrait of Captain Odette Marsh

    Captain Odette Marsh

    Chief strategist. Never flustered.

  • Portrait of Alistair Finch KC

    Alistair Finch KC

    Will mention the invoice.

  • Portrait of Giles Ashcombe

    Giles Ashcombe

    Knows where everything is buried.

Inside the Ledger

Spend it, invest it, or lose it to the taxman. The choice is yours, sir.

Clean Books

Ancestral seat
96% restored
Clean sterling
£28,450,000
Weekly front yield
+£1,920,000
Standing
91 / 100, Inner Circle

Shadow Books

Glasshouse tier
VI
Weekly harvest
640 kg, Reserve
Laundering efficiency
94.5%
Heat
11%, dormant

The Five Acts

I. The Reading of the Will
The free prelude
II. The Mayfair Laundromat
Wash it clean
III. The Continental Syndicate
Eighty-five territories
IV. High Court & Heists
Outbid the billionaires
V. Westminster
An heir for the Lords

The Showroom

Supercars, yachts, the odd racehorse. Nobody needs them. Everyone buys them.

From the Morning Papers

Clippings from the estate's fictional papers. None of it is real, sir.

  • The Mayfair Gazette

    Morning Edition

    HEIR SEEN AT THE TAILOR; BOOKMAKERS SEND FLOWERS

    Frankie Harriman, 'quite fine', is not.

    A clipping from the estate's fictional papers.

  • St. James's Chronicle

    Evening Edition

    WILTSHIRE MANOR BUYS ITS FIRST ROOF IN A CENTURY

    Source of funds described as 'unclear'.

    A clipping from the estate's fictional papers.

  • The Westminster Review

    Special Edition

    TAXMAN DENIES INTEREST IN ASHCOMBE ESTATE

    The taxman has, however, bought a very large lamp.

    A clipping from the estate's fictional papers.

The Estate Patron Pass

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Estate Patron Pass

$4.99 / month

Free for the first 16 weeks.

Your first weeks are on the house. After that, the Club awaits.

  • Play on past the first 16 weeks
  • Three saved games (a free account keeps one)
  • A founding seat, in a limited run at this price
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For the gentleman who intends to stay.

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  • Five saved games
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The estate is waiting, sir.

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