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A time-management game for the iPhone based on the "Anno" series of RTS games. Ubisoft's first 100% in-house title made just for the iPhone.
Players Build their own reef in Nemo's Reef. Nemo's Reef was a city-building release on iOS and Android based on the 2003 Disney/Pixar animated feature film, Finding Nemo. The app was released in tie-in with the 2012 home video re-release of Finding Nemo. The game was officially removed on June 1, 2017 from application stores after it was announced that the game would be no longer available to download on May 31, 2017. The game's servers were permanently closed on June 30 on that same year, one year after the theatrical release of Finding Dory.
A text-only stock market simulation game in which the players takes the role of the fictive character Beryl Flinch whos task is to get elected chairman of the board of MegaCorp - a conglomerate of ten subsidiaries.
Egg, Inc. is a mobile idle simulation game where players build and manage a futuristic egg farm. The goal is to hatch chickens, expand housing, upgrade vehicles, and research technologies to maximize egg production. As players progress, they unlock increasingly valuable egg types tied to scientific and economic breakthroughs. The game combines incremental mechanics with light management strategy, featuring contracts, missions, and prestige resets that encourage long‑term progression.
A stock-trading simulation game for the NES and the sequel to Matsumoto Tooru no Kabushiki Hisshou Gaku. Matsumoto Tooru no Kabushiki Hisshou Gaku 2 is the sequel to the original Matsumoto Tooru no Kabushiki Hisshou Gaku and like that game is a stock trading simulator akin to something like Wall Street Kid. The player needs to keep track of which stocks are rising and falling, identify trends and invest wisely to ensure a wealthy and happy life.
A stock market simulation game from Hect for the NES. Like most, but not all, NES stock market simulators it was never released outside of Japan. Kabushiki Doujou: The Stock Speculation ("Kabushiki" is the Japanese stock market, and "doujou" is, of course, dojo) is a stock trading simulation game, where the aim is to invest wisely in the stock market and develop a bountiful portfolio. The player is given regular money goals to reach before the next target is due and can buy, sell and manage their stocks to achieve as much wealth as possible. The game uses a lot of public domain classical music, such as the title screen's 8-bit rendition of Bach's Air on a G String.
F1 Manager is a sports video game developed by Intelligent Games and published by EA Sports exclusively for Microsoft Windows. It was the last officially licensed F1 Management game until F1 Manager 2022 by Frontier Developments. The game takes place from the 1999 Formula One World Championship onwards. The player assumes the role of the team principal of a Formula One constructor, managing and negotiating various aspects of the team.
The traditional definition of a leading company is a corporation that currently dominates the "corporate wars" against their competitors. Its employees are considered by most people to be winning the "rat race." The game challenges young people to create their own business empire by researching and marketing better VHS machines for the Japanese consumers. The player is introduced to jazzy instrumental song being played in the background while neon pictures of various people fly across the screen. As of 2011, there has been no attempt to produce an English language version for this game either through official channels or through unofficial emulator translator groups. This game is considered to be in Japanese for the full duration of the game, making literacy skills in Japanese mandatory. Only the brand names themselves use ASCII letters; all other words use the Japanese alphabet. There are only two time periods in the game and jazz music plays throughout the entire game.