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Industry Giant II

Dec 20, 2016 10 years ago
Type Base game 2002 Genres SimulatorStrategy Companies Fancy Bytes · Publisher · United Independent Entertainment GmbH · Publisher Follow Log in to follow

Economic booms, stock market crashes, oil crises, upswings, triumphs... Now you can become the greatest power in industry! Begin in the year 1900 with little money but large ambitions and through skilfull decision-making you can build up an enormous business empire. Make critical decisions which products you should manufacture, where to gather the best raw materials, where to sell them and how to effectively transport them there. It's your choice whether you start out as a small-time fruit-growing framer with a little orchard and retire as the owner of the biggest foodstuff empire around, or end up owning a multinational conglomerate with a vast portfolio of products.

What it’s like

Industry Giant II offers a sprawling, single-player business simulation where you guide a company from humble agricultural beginnings to a global industrial conglomerate. The experience is defined by complex economic mechanics rather than narrative; players must strategically manage supply chains, raw material procurement, manufacturing processes, and logistics across a dynamic market that evolves through historical eras like the Industrial Revolution and the Information Age. The core loop involves analyzing stock fluctuations, responding to economic crises, and optimizing production lines for maximum profit. While it lacks character-driven drama, the game provides deep systemic engagement, rewarding careful planning and adaptability. The isometric view allows for clear oversight of your expanding empire, though the focus remains firmly on macro-economic management and strategic decision-making rather than exploration or social interaction.

Strong in Gameplay / MechanicsSimulation / ManagementSystems Depth / Build VarietyDifficulty / ChallengeProgression / Replayability

Keep in mind The dated 2002 interface and graphics may feel clunky to modern players accustomed to polished UIs. The steep learning curve and complex systems might overwhelm those seeking casual, low-stress management games.

AI-generated from catalog data, informed by reviews from metacritic.com, gamespot.com, store.steampowered.com, ign.com.

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Releases

PlatformRegionTypeDate
PC (Microsoft Windows) Worldwide Full release Sep 30, 200224 years ago
PlayStation 4 Worldwide Full release Dec 20, 201610 years ago
Xbox One Worldwide Full release Dec 20, 201610 years ago

Reviews

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