StardewValley - Harvestmoon type has economics in it but is also smaller farmer action adventure game. SimuTrans -Open Soure Transportation Tycoon game.Rival of OpenTTD. OpenTTD -Open Source Transportation tycoon game.Has solo + mp. RailRoad Tycoon 2 Platinum - Build a railroad maintain it mission based SimCity4 Deluxe has tons of mods but that one essential even if you want to play without mods.
#Tropico 4 mods moddb simulator
The NAM it fixes the traffic simulator to be much better and adds more roadway and mass transit networks. Simcity 2000, Simcity 3000 unlimited, SimCity 4 Deluxe - Build a city and run it to economic prosperity.If you get SimCity 4 Deluxe there is 1 100% essential mod. Kinda unique gameplay, I haven't seen something similar. Offworld Trading Company it's an interesting one too. I personally didn't play this one, so I can't say how good it is. Most people recommend Cities: Skylines, so you might wanna give it a try.
#Tropico 4 mods moddb windows
On GOG you find DOS version, that's ok, but I've encountered stuttering with big cities, and on Origin you find Windows 95 version, and I found that one as being pretty bugged. I find Simcity 2000 as being the most enjoyable of them all, but, unfortunately, it hasn't been patched for modern PCs lately.
#Tropico 4 mods moddb for free
Stay away for free Caesar 3 that's on Steam, it's nowhere near complete. Both of them support 1080 resolutions with easy to find fixes around the internet. Once you get more into them, you find ways to optimize your city, to control how NPC walk and in what areas, there's more depth than it may seem at first sight. I love the way they play, and they actually have a lot of depth.
First one it's a bit dated as far as graphics go, but I didn't have any problem with GOG version.Ĭaesar 3 and Pharaoh are just awesome city builders. Capitalism games are awesome, but that's pretty much where it ends. Unfortunately, there aren't too many pure economic simulators. It's the kind of game where you'll always find new things to do. The nice thing about it it's that the community behind it it's pretty much alive and it has been for few years, so there are a lot of mods. Open TTD is the open source version of Transport Tycoon Deluxe. Try Rollercoaster Tycoon, I personally like the first one more than the others. Furthermore, I like playing games in window-mode and prefer buying them on steam or gog.Īny suggestions for a very patient gamer? :) Better graphics than Zoo Tycoon 1 would be a nice-to-have aspect, but are secondary, I don't care that much about graphics after all. The game play is the most important aspect for the choice, I want something that allows for a lot of in-depth optimization and plenty of possibilities, that runs stable and bug-free. So now I am looking for a decent economy simulator, preferrably a city builder. is causing freezes) and it's pretty simple, even on a hard difficulty setting a free play becomes repetitive quickly. However, eventhough it was fun, the game might be a bit too old (and therefore got it's limitations, a big zoo e.g. While I started playing it just for the sake of old times, I discovered that I had a lot of fun building an economic stable and profitable zoo. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games ListĪ few days ago, i started to play Zoo Tycoon 1, which was of my very favorite (and earliest) childhood games. Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community? We expect you to know these rules before making a post. Please click here to see our current rules.
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