Do you like to build empires and run a successful business? Do you have what it takes to manage several resources to keep customers happy? The best management games will challenge you to use your ...

Peregrino is an isometric survival management game where you lead a group of pilgrims through a cursed land, making life-or-death choices on their journey to paradise. Enter the sinister land ...

Manage criminal empires in various cities and eras with different strategic focuses. Build businesses, expand territory, and engage in combat to create a notorious crime syndicate. Create evil lairs, ...

Management games have tasked us with running theme parks, taking sports teams to glory, and building public transport empires, but only one has you hunting for black gold. In the charming but ...

While building your traditional affair of rollercoasters, carousels, and hot dog stands is mighty enjoyable, I feel like the best tycoon games and theme park sims take you somewhere no other game in ...

Forever ensnared in a love-fued between 1800s literature and modern gaming, Eman Fatima tries her best to appease both her hobbies by tapping away at her keyboard and writing about her favorite games ...

One of the great things about the video game industry is its variety. Yes, award shows are dominated by RPGs and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mike Stubbs covers esports, competitive games and the creator economy. There are likely millions of PC games you can play right ...

Magical Bakery is a cooking and management, single-player game, set in an enchanted bakery that sells all sorts of sweets and pastries with a twist—they may contain traces of magic! Experience a life ...

Stephanie Harris writes on Game Rant about Film, TV, and Video Games. She's am experienced content writer who always has a show on the go. Mars Attracts offers a unique twist on theme park management ...

Despite my love for management sims and all my best intentions when playing them, something always ends up going wrong. The real game isn't to see how long I can keep the charade up, but how much I ...