Economy

strategy battles is a real time strategy game.it has many fields such as diplomacy, military and science.but the economy has a weighted mechanics..build cars, chemical factories..you can sell or import your products.you can use many more methods for the welfare of the people.

Turn your taskbar into a railway line! Help Sonya restore the railway after the cataclysm. Transport people and cargo, build new routes, and unlock shiny new trains in this cozy idle game for your desktop!

Lead your Latin empire in an empire building turn based strategy war game. Are you ready to lead, Supreme Commander?

Garden Renovator is an engaging simulator allowing you to take on the mantle of a professional gardener. Use various fun tools to your advantage and make your clients happy with your garden designs!

Build and decorate your shop, diversify your products through alliances, and make the right investments to expand your business.

Eureka is an open-world business management simulator. From gold mining to wheat farming, choose your products, manage your resources, and grow your business however you see fit!

Soar into the unexplored world of Windhelm, an open-world fantasy RPG. Fly through the floating islands as you go on a mighty quest to defeat monsters, clear dungeons, and battle perilous enemies. Survive the harsh elements with nothing but your wits and craftable items.

As the actor of the story,you can play a lord,expand the territory,produce goods,gain profits,go overseas to colonize and bring back precious treasures,and building a strong city state for the people.You can also create a new stories and share them with others as a story creator on this land.

Farmistic is a top-down farming simulation game in early development by an independent developer. Start small, work your fields, buy more land and equipment, and automate!

Discover islands, build buildings, extract raw resources, unlock new technogies, build more buildings and grow your industry.

This game is a digital version of the Danish tabletop game Matador. It's very much like Monopoly, but in Denmark this is the mainstream of this game type. It was originally developed by Curt Drechsler in 1936.

Two teams. One battlefield. Place buildings and towers, spawn armies, and push your enemy back until their base crumbles.