Trading

Prefect of the Ancient City: an ancient-China idle city-builder. You grow a humble village into a thriving metropolis—plan markets, trade, recruit talents, raise a family, train an army. Balance prosperity with contentment; let it run offline as you build your golden age.

A free-to-play MMO at Giza, 2540 BCE. Arrive as a laborer while Khafre's pyramid rises and the Sphinx is carved from the bedrock. Haul stone for the Great Work, craft, trade on one market and rise in rank in one shared world. Cosmetics and convenience only, never pay-to-win.

A Caribbean crew-sim and ship-management game set from 1692 onward. Captain a ship, sign honest contracts or seize other ships, trade between ports and fight at sea, all while answering to a crew of named men with opinions and a written share of the plunder.

Trading and real-time naval combat. Canton, 1840: one year to make your fortune. Buy where goods are made, sell where they are scarce, fire broadsides at pirates and ride out the typhoons. Three seas, three eras: China, the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean.

Run a secondhand games shop in 2003, where every sale is a negotiation. Read the customer, hold your price or fold, buy low across the counter and at auction, and keep a shelf that moves before the rent comes due. A first-person shop sim about haggling, stock and margins.

Build your franchise, shape your league — and prove 200 hockey men wrong. Draft prospects, negotiate contracts and wheel and deal your way up to the trade deadline in a hockey management game that simulates the pros, all whole sticking to a scrappy underdog style that's all its own.

A cozy medieval village floating in the corner of your desktop. Peek in between emails, put up a new house, plant flowers or paint a river, then get back to work. The villagers take care of the rest: they bake bread, go fishing and build snowmen, even when the game is closed.