
Dungeons
Assume the role of a mighty (and mighty evil) Dungeon Lord and create your own diabolical demesnes underground. 10 different classes of heroes dare…
Back for more after Guild Commander? These tycoon games make natural next picks for you.
Gargadusa's Tower puts you in charge of an adventurer guild with a 100-floor tower to beat. You recruit from 56 classes, build 30-plus buildings, hire staff, and send five-person parties into tactical auto-battles while rival guilds race you for renown. For tycoon fans, the pull is the long build: wages, morale, training, and gear, season after season.
Run a fantasy guild like a small business: rebuild a burned village, put members to work farming, mining, fishing and brewing, then sell the goods at the auction house and fund harder dungeons. Auto-battles decide if your hiring was wise.
Run a wobbly evil tower for the sorcerer Zangdar: build taverns, dorms and treasure rooms, hire goblins to necromancers, keep minions fed and paid, then trap raiding heroes and raid the neighbours back. A funny, colorful management sim for tycoon fans who like their spreadsheets with orcs.
The Guild II puts you in a medieval town as a merchant, craftsman or thief building a family business into a dynasty. You open workshops, move goods, marry, have children and pass on skills, then scheme your way into office while rivals rob you and set fires.
[Novice Dungeon Master] is a dungeon management simulation set in a fantasy world of dungeons and adventures. Turn your beginner dungeon into the ultimate dungeon of your dreams. Greet adventurers who come to visit your dungeon, grow herbs, summon monsters, and more!
Build shops, craft items with hundreds of customization options, and manage your resources wisely to lead your Heroes to success. Immerse yourself as proprietor of a medieval fantasy town in a world abounding with Heroes and Monsters.
Start as a 13-year-old leaving home in 1400 and build a medieval trade empire shop by shop. Hire workers, guard your goods from bandits and rivals, then scheme your family into office. Old, odd and full of schemes, it is catnip for tycoon fans who like profit with politics.
Run a dungeon as a business where heroes are the customers. You lay out rooms, hire monsters, set traps and stock treasure, then sell potions to the same adventurers trying to loot you. Cute and colorful, with a mean little sense of humor about squeezing every coin from each visit.
Restore an old military camp and turn raw privates into elite specialists. You place barracks, kitchens and training courses, keep power, food and morale steady, then send balanced squads on missions to take back territory. A funny, colorful tycoon for fans who like building the machine more than fighting the battle.
Run a cheerfully evil coal corporation where you fill a daily quota or face the consequences. Hire billions of miners, upgrade absurd digging tools, and race a refreshing underground maze before nightfall. Peaceful mode lets tycoon fans build at their own pace.
Run your fantasy RPG tavern - let travellers take shelter for the night and serve 'em the best mead of their life with a good dose of humor.
Run a blacksmith shop during the Hundred Years' War, where every horseshoe and sword pays the bills. You build rooms, hire quirky workers, and choose which factions to please, knowing the wrong order can cost you your head.

Assume the role of a mighty (and mighty evil) Dungeon Lord and create your own diabolical demesnes underground. 10 different classes of heroes dare…

Run a village shop from your dungeon haul, then head back through the gates for more.

Sunset Routes is an easy and intriguing roguelite game. You can choose your crew, put them in the cabins, select your destination, and set sail.

Punch Club is a boxing management tycoon where you run one fighter's whole life: training, work shifts, meals, sleep and fights.

In Game Builder Tycoon, begin as an indie game developer. Personalize your character, craft hit games, manage marketing, research stuff and manage a…

Run a WW1 field hospital on the Western Front: triage the wounded, keep surgeons and supplies going, and decide who returns to the trenches and who…

Everyone's favorite part of any video game is managing their inventory, so why aren't there tons of games available where this is the main feature?

In this farm-building strategy game set in the harsh environment of Northern Europe, you manage your land from clearing forests and selling grain at…

Smooth Operators is an advanced simulation where you take control of a call center company and lead it to financial success!

You’ve managed to secure a spot for your new Inn in a rather shady part of town.

Gym Manager is a simulation game where you can build, expand and manage your own gym.

Economic strategy about managing your own brewery and pubs. Brew and sell beer. Ruin your competitors.

Run a struggling gladiator school in ancient Rome and turn it into a legend.

Run a cheerfully evil coal corporation where you fill a daily quota or face the consequences.

Deep Corp puts you in charge of mines, factories, and a whole Wild West state that needs rebuilding.

Run an inn at the mouth of a dungeon as Sara, backed by a dragon, and play two rival guilds against the middle for profit.

Gargadusa's Tower puts you in charge of an adventurer guild with a 100-floor tower to beat.

Train gladiators. Manage a ludus. Fight in the arenas. Conquer the tower.

As the new abbot, you run a medieval monastery by the old rule: pray and work.

Run a magic shop in a medieval fantasy market town, from a humble stall to a full store.

Run Hell as a business in Sintopia: build sin-processing facilities, automate soul lines, hire imployees and turn punishment into profit while…

[Novice Dungeon Master] is a dungeon management simulation set in a fantasy world of dungeons and adventures.

Run a dwarven forge where you mine ore, hammer out swords and armor, set your own shop prices and hire goblin workers to keep the stations going.

Run a medieval smithy as a full production business, from mines and woodcutter camps to smelting, forging, and selling.

A medieval trading sim where a small settlement grows into a city living off production chains and long-distance caravans.

Run an inn at the mouth of a dungeon as Sara, backed by a dragon, and play two rival guilds against the middle for profit.

As the new abbot, you run a medieval monastery by the old rule: pray and work.

Run a fantasy guild like a small business: rebuild a burned village, put members to work farming, mining, fishing and brewing, then sell the goods…

Build and manage your own goblin shop. Craft unique weapons with minigames and negotiate their price! Hire workers to help you run the business!

Slay. Loot. Sell. Survive! Dive into a first-person blend of hack'n'slash roguelike and shop management.

Run a magic shop in a medieval fantasy market town, from a humble stall to a full store.

Deep Corp puts you in charge of mines, factories, and a whole Wild West state that needs rebuilding.

Run a dwarven forge where you mine ore, hammer out swords and armor, set your own shop prices and hire goblin workers to keep the stations going.

An incremental game where you go from small-scale MMO development studio up to global market domination.

You are not the hero, you are the merchant feeding off heroes.

Run Hell as a business in Sintopia: build sin-processing facilities, automate soul lines, hire imployees and turn punishment into profit while…