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About the Game
A roguelite monster-management sim where you run a company that contains and profits from strange, dangerous creatures.
Lobotomy Corporation | Monster Management Simulation is an indie simulation game from developer and publisher ProjectMoon, and Steam describes it as a roguelite. You play as the Manager of Lobotomy Corporation, a company that isolates creatures called Abnormalities and draws energy from them. On the surface it presents itself as a newly established energy firm, but the store copy promises you will see the true reality with your own eyes, so expect the company's public story to unravel as you play.
The core loop revolves around daily work. You order employees to perform different types of work on Abnormalities, watch how each attempt unfolds, and collect the energy produced to fill the daily quota. The type of work matters a great deal, and you start with no information about the creatures, so you learn through trial and error, by watching and listening, and by reading the in-game manual. Picking the right employee for each job while keeping your staff out of danger is the constant balancing act. As you gather more energy, you can expand the facility, unlock departments that make managing Abnormalities more efficient, and take on even stranger beings.
The setting draws on the SCP Foundation, Cabin in the Woods, and Warehouse 13, and the store asks a simple question: what if those monsters were real and your job was to manage them? AIs such as Angela and Sephirot assist you as you progress, and the store stresses an ever-present sense of tension and dread as each day goes wrong. Its roguelite framing means one disaster can lead to another until everything has fallen into chaos. Steam also lists it as single-player with Family Sharing support.
Feature Highlights
- Assign employees to perform work on Abnormalities each day, then watch how the results unfold.
- Meet your daily energy quota while expanding the facility and bringing in more strange beings.
- Unlock departments as you harness more energy, which makes managing Abnormalities more efficient.
- Lean on AI assistants Angela and Sephirot for help as you move through each day.
- Learn which kinds of work suit each Abnormality through trial and error, observation, and the in-game manual.
- Supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English among a long list of other languages.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
This game suits players who enjoy slow-burn management with a lot of trial and error, where you piece together how each creature behaves over time. It will also appeal to fans of horror-tinged stories about secret organizations, since the store leans heavily on that mood and tension. If you like roguelites where each run can spiral into chaos, the design should feel right at home.
Not Recommended For
Players who want fast action or a relaxed, low-pressure management experience may find it frustrating. If you dislike learning systems by experimenting and failing, the lack of upfront information will likely wear you down. It is also flagged as adult content on Steam, so viewers who are sensitive to that kind of material should skip it.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Steam labels Lobotomy Corporation | Monster Management Simulation Very Positive, which is 極度好評 on Steam Taiwan, with 94 percent of reviews positive. That score comes from tens of thousands of reviews, a volume that suggests the overall verdict has been tested by a large and varied group of players rather than a handful of early adopters.
On Steam, the label is calculated from the percentage of positive reviews and the total number of reviews, so a high percentage paired with a large count carries more weight than the same percentage on a small count. Small review counts can swing sharply with a few opinions, while a large pool like this one tends to show a more stable picture. A Very Positive rating means most reviewers who responded would recommend the game, but it does not guarantee that the trial-and-error style will suit your taste.
Price History & Historical Low
We started recording this game's Taiwan-store price on 2026-10-27 and have 4 day(s) of data so far.
Latest recorded price: NT$128 (regular NT$378)
A price chart appears here once we have recorded at least a week of prices with some variation.
All prices below are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. The game is currently NT$ 128, down from a regular price of NT$ 378, a 66 percent discount. That current price matches the lowest price we have recorded, which first appeared on 2026-10-27, and our records show discounts have come up often.
We have not recorded a free-to-keep promotion for this game so far, so there is no free route to claim it right now. The current price is a deep discount, but our price record is still short, so the verdict is tentative. We will keep updating this section as more price history builds up.
If the game's trial-and-error style sounds like your kind of game, NT$ 128 is a reasonable price to consider now, since it sits at the lowest level we have logged. If you are uncertain, adding it to your wishlist and watching for the next price change is a safer approach while our records grow.
Analysis written 10/28/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Sign in to Steam on the website or desktop client and open the store page for Lobotomy Corporation | Monster Management Simulation.
- Choose to buy the game at the current NT$ 128 price, or add it to your wishlist if you would rather wait.
- Complete checkout with a payment method your Steam account supports, then confirm the game appears in your library.
- Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications so you hear about future price changes as they happen.
- Check back here for the price trend before you decide, especially if you prefer to wait for a lower price.
Things to Know
Lobotomy Corporation | Monster Management Simulation supports Traditional Chinese and English, along with several other languages. Steam flags this game with adult content, so consider that before purchasing or letting others play it. The prices quoted here are Taiwan-region Steam store prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions or currencies. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.





