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Management games Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 01:52:29 22f641 No.16130915

I want a good, mechanically deep, preferably small in filesize management game.

I've played Gunsmith but it's janky as fuck with no depth.

I've played Production Line but it's a little too deterministic and static feeling.

I've played Kenshi but the world is one of the least dynamic I've seen in a non-AAA game.

I've played The Guild II briefly and found the time limit mechanic extremely obnoxious, but I may be willing to try it again if anon recommends it.

I've tried Evil Banker Simulator which frustrates me because it could have been good if the devs gave a fuck. A developer response to the lack of depth was, paraphrasing "This is a $20 game why would you expect depth?"

I've tried Banished and the Banished clone with "medieval" in the title but they're both very shallow.

I've played Game Dev Tycoon to death and it's also pretty shallow.

I've played Reccettear to death and desperately wish that you didn't actually control your faggot adventurers holy shit fuck the dungeon but it's essentially the whole game if you're going for completionism fuck you stupid nips.

What else is there? Give me something to pirate please.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 02:02:04 7e1ca4 No.16130959

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Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 02:07:07 322d79 No.16130980

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Open Transport Tycoon Deluxe

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 02:16:32 cd9139 No.16131013

>>16130959

it hurts every time i remember this game

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 02:19:34 22f641 No.16131035

>>16130959

Why does the box art make the dude like some sort of anthropomorphic otter but all the gameplay I see just shows a normal fat guy?

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 06:28:29 536b8e No.16131936

>>16130915

I had fun with Industry Giant 2.

You basically manage the supply chains of various products and move them to towns.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 06:46:08 d8c603 No.16131983

>>16131936

I remember playing that one ages ago, where did you manage to get a download for it these days? Fun game though

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:05:00 dfbda3 No.16132016

>>16130915

Factorio fit the bill?

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:09:39 536b8e No.16132024

>>16131983

I got it for free on Steam through my curator I've never updated.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:10:33 536b8e No.16132028

Apparently Rimworld is really good. Have not played it though.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:13:11 22f641 No.16132031

>>16132016

Not really, Factorio is more about figuring out the optimal ratio between inputs and outputs of various things and how to get them there. I'm looking for making people and things progress optimally (personnel), the bottom line (ensuring profit), and unforeseen events causing strategies to shift.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:13:20 e00d6c No.16132034

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There's a medieval Banished?

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:14:04 ffd175 No.16132035

>>16130915

>small in size management game

what kind of management? rule the waves and chapter master are tremendously autistic "management" games

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:20:44 22f641 No.16132045

>>16132035

>Rule the Waves

Oh man I've got to try that again. I tried it once and and never tried it again. I never got the chance to get into it.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:21:25 22f641 No.16132046

>>16132034

https://store.steampowered.com/app/496460/Life_is_Feudal_Forest_Village/?curator_clanid=32982959

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 07:28:04 e00d6c No.16132058

>>16132046

>mostly negative

>steam

w e w

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 08:07:49 95a350 No.16132114

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Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 12:09:51 eb7963 No.16132488

>>16130915

Get Capitalism 2 it's exactly what you're looking for. You manage every aspect of your company from production lines to issue of stock.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 12:38:18 3d831d No.16132522

>>16132488

Can confirm, Capitalism 2 is a very broad, very good economic sim. Damn hard too, if you're going for complicated industries (I recommend cigars/cigarettes for a newcomer).

There's also a major expansion called Capitalism Lab for it, but I can't speak to the quality since I'm on Linux.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 13:38:32 b11d9d No.16132634

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>>16130915

Free Cities with Pregmod allows you to build Zion in the middle east, establish semitic supremacy in the area and subjugate the white race to act as literal living cattle that have to move on all fours after getting the tendons in their feet removed and chemically lobotomized. You can literally milk the goiym dry in giant industrial complexes, until they die from malnutrition and constant abuse, all the while you influence, subvert and take over the nearby city states through socioeconomic pressure, slow and steady buyouts, propaganda and cyber terrorism until you become the sole supreme master of the area where every city state is governed by your children and you own every piece of property available, establishing total monopoly in every available industry and commerce.

The most jewish experience I've ever had by far. I almost felt my nose grow as I played.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 15:42:00 eb7963 No.16132908

>>16132522

>Capitalism Lab

I was going to buy it before I learned it's always online. I hear it's breddy gud though.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 16:02:01 66675c No.16132969

Dwarf Fortress is pretty management-heavy if you can stomach ASCII or the various tilesets

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 16:09:39 a8b920 No.16132997

>>16130980

This. OpenTTD is one of the most autism friendly games to ever exit

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 16:59:37 92345c No.16133229

Software Inc. is pretty good, and it's made by one guy who patches it constantly.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 17:00:19 62858b No.16133233

Anyone got that holocost tycoon game? called KZ manager, but there are a bunch of versions of it. looks pretty cool

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 17:41:42 e836f4 No.16133418

>>16132114

Is the sequel any good?

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 18:05:08 f1e3d6 No.16133489

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You could try Gadget Tycoon which is a very realistic simulation of the highly innovative toilet business.

>>16132488

Seconding Capitalism 2. Never tried >>16132522 but if they didn't change the formula it should be good.

One interesting thing they do is for research you can go short-term which enables you to have a slightly better product than the competition by the next quarter or go long-term and rape them years from now if you don't go bankrupt in the meantime. Another cool thing is you can buy/sell to your competitors so it may be worth to use one of their processors in your laptops if they're better/cheaper than what you can make.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 18:11:11 f1e3d6 No.16133505

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>>16133233

The millenium version is in the pic, just unzip it. I never managed to find any of the others. It's in german but there aren't that many buttons so it's easy enough to figure out what's gas and whatnot.

Anonymous 02/17/19 (Sun) 19:19:19 006ee5 No.16133814

>>16133505

>The millenium version is in the pic, just unzip it.

Just a note for those who can't open that zip. Cloudflare caching recompresses the image and discards additional stuff. Here, first download got me a ~865 KB file with a zip appended, second try is only ~173 KB, without Exif data and ends with the JPEG end-of-image marker. The faggots ignore a hard-refresh, so every additional request gets this 173 KB file, even other browsers on your computer (and probably network) get only this until some timeout. Codemonkey supposedly turned off recompression 2-3 years ago, but it's still happening.