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Team Mingo Opens ColdCall: Telesales Sim Demo On Steam
Team Mingo released a demo for ColdCall: Telesales Sim on Steam on October 28, 2026. The simulation game casts the player as a failed business owner who joins SureWin Wealth, an asset management firm, and sells products by phone.
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Why it matters
The demo stops at the first promotion review, so players can judge the call-reading loop and the compliance fine system before the 2027 release.
Key Facts
- Team Mingo released a demo version of ColdCall: Telesales Sim on Steam on October 28, 2026.
- The player joins SureWin Wealth, a company handling asset management products, and sells by phone to strangers.
- The demo covers the interview through the first promotion review and has an estimated play time of two hours.
- A compliance AI named Xiao Chen monitors calls and deducts fines from the month-end salary.
- ColdCall: Telesales Sim is scheduled for release in 2027 with Japanese display support.
Customer remarks arrive as a barrage the player reads to avoid hostility and catch agreement. The demo runs from the interview to the first promotion review and is about two hours long. The full game is scheduled for 2027 with Japanese display support.
Each customer in ColdCall: Telesales Sim attacks according to their job: a cook with a kitchen knife, a barber with scissors, a musician with an instrument. Pulling the on-screen rope to the contract line closes the deal. The roster also includes distrustful customers, indecisive ones, people who talk at length, and people who read out verification codes.
Pay is split between a base salary tied to call time and commissions tied to sales ranking. A compliance AI named Xiao Chen monitors calls and deducts a fine from month-end salary when it detects a violation. The protagonist's payments include rent, a child's cram school fees, and a mother's medicine costs.
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