
Kapital: Sparks of Revolution
Sandbox economic simulation game about class struggle. European country is in a deep crisis. You are the mayor of the capital.
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Sandbox economic simulation game about class struggle. European country is in a deep crisis. You are the mayor of the capital. Social unrest is inevitable. What price will you pay to save your people from anarchy?
Also in City builder · Replayable, Dark
A sci-fi city builder where the real puzzle is traffic. Mine iron and sulfur, chain together factories, and keep every truck, train and pipe moving so your colony grows from a dusty outpost to a green, breathable world. Build at your own pace: the difficulty of survival and traffic is yours to set.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Build a village in the wilderness and automate everything: conveyor belts, chutes, rails, pipes and airships carry your goods from mine to market. No enemies, no starvation, just a cheerful 3D logistics puzzle you solve at your own pace while your little town grows happier and richer.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Build a Victorian town into a soot-stained industrial city, then keep it fed, clothed, electrified, and more or less happy. Anno 1800 is a strategy city-builder about production chains, trade routes, and tricky choices between profit and people.
Also in City builder · Replayable
A modern city builder where the real game is the economy. Grow a metropolis of millions by managing production chains for over 60 resources, keep citizens supplied at five levels of demand, and then zoom down to street level and watch the little world you built go about its day.
Also in City builder · Replayable
A city builder with no money: everything runs on food, coal, skilled work and over 30 other resources. Urbek's cities grow organically around what you build, from farm villages to nightlife districts, and every choice has trade-offs. A calm, thoughtful puzzle in city-builder clothing that rewards planning and patience.
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Mini Settlers is a minimalist city builder about supply chains: settle abandoned islands, connect factories to towns with roads, trains and ports, and keep every need fulfilled so your population grows. No money, no disasters, just you and a network that either flows or jams.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Citystate II is a city builder with a head for numbers: found a whole nation, one city at a time, then steer its economy and politics. Zone slums or skyscrapers, print money, pass laws, and see whether your ideal society actually works.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Voxel Tycoon is a management sim in an endless voxel world. Mine resources, build conveyor-fed factories, and move goods and passengers with a big fleet of trains and trucks. Watch small towns grow into megacities while you tinker with supply chains at your own pace. It is early access, and it shows, but the loop is addictive.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Start with a ship, a crew and an empty island, and end with rockets and a space station. Captain of Industry is a factory builder about mining, reshaping land, farming, keeping people alive, and chaining refineries and assembly lines all the way to nuclear power.
Also in City builder · Replayable
Build your settlement, gather goods, ensure maximum efficiency and make a profit!
Also in City builder · Replayable
Build a 1930s industrial empire from farm to finished car. Chain raw materials into 150+ products, truck and train them to growing towns, outbid rivals and dodge hostile takeovers. A tycoon game with real depth, where thin margins make every efficient production line feel earned.
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Sandbox economic simulation game about class struggle. European country is in a deep crisis. You are the mayor of the capital.

Build a space colony where every truck, train and pipe matters, and turn a dusty outpost into a green, breathable world at your own pace.

Grow a village in the wilderness and let belts, rails and airships do the hauling while your townsfolk get happier.

Grow a modern metropolis by managing its resources, production chains and millions of citizens.

Grow a city from farm village to nightlife district, balancing food, coal, education and dozens of other resources as it expands.

Settle empty islands and grow a calm, minimalist colony where roads, trains and ports keep everything flowing.

Mine, automate and connect a colorful voxel world with your own factories and transport network, all at your own pace.

Found cities, shape an economy, and pass the laws your ideal society needs to survive its own numbers.

Start with a ship, a crew and an empty island, and end with rockets and a space station.

Build your settlement, gather goods, ensure maximum efficiency and make a profit!

Grow a 1930s business from raw materials to finished goods, keeping every production line profitable as towns and rivals push back.

Soviet City is a game made up of quick game plays, where building and control is essential. We take a lot from classic city builders.

Mine the rock, run the company and keep the towns of a Wild West state supplied.

Build a cozy voxel town where every citizen works, pays rent and votes, and try to keep them all happy while the numbers refuse to lie.

Whiskerwood is a city builder about industrious mice raising a colony on scattered islands while paying tribute to their cat overlords.

Place towns on a cheerful board-game map, collect their taxes, and let the little economies hum along at your own pace.

Found villages on steep Himalayan-style slopes, balance food and trade across bridges and cliffs, and carry a temple to the peak.

From barren land to towering metropolis, every decision you make shapes the destiny of your city.

Settle empty islands and grow a calm, minimalist colony where roads, trains and ports keep everything flowing.

Mini Settlers: Prologue is a free version of Mini Settlers. In this minimalist city builder, settle islands, construct cities, and design efficient…

Lead flood survivors, scavenge a drying seabed and stack a shanty town toward the sky while physics, hunger and factions test every beam.

A factory-building game. Survive a harsh climate, strip mine an infinite world, and build a sprawling factory, then trade or go to war with…

Place villages across a medieval landscape, grow them into cities, and weave trade between them.

The civil war is over. To the rapturous cheers of the crowd, you and four of your companions take control of the country.

Place villages across a medieval landscape, grow them into cities, and weave trade between them.

Build a global industrial empire on a 3D planet earth. Mine resources, manufacture complex goods, trade across continents, and shape your company’s…

A deep colony sim and city builder. Manage resources and production chains to build the railroad from East to West.

Grow a sunny island village into a bustling metropolis, one belt, train and zipline at a time, with no timers and no way to lose.

Run a post-collapse megacity where every decree has a cost. Balance industry, survival, politics, war, ecology, and human lives in idle-strategy…

A sandbox strategy game. Build your nation's transport network, grow your economy, develop your cities, and raise your people's prosperity.

A factory-building game. Survive a harsh climate, strip mine an infinite world, and build a sprawling factory, then trade or go to war with…

Mine the rock, run the company and keep the towns of a Wild West state supplied.

Hardcore city-building sim in a fantasy steampunk world. Manage multi-racial colonies with hundreds of autonomous citizens, balance their needs…

Lead flood survivors, scavenge a drying seabed and stack a shanty town toward the sky while physics, hunger and factions test every beam.

Found villages on steep Himalayan-style slopes, balance food and trade across bridges and cliffs, and carry a temple to the peak.

Build a cozy voxel town where every citizen works, pays rent and votes, and try to keep them all happy while the numbers refuse to lie.