Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan. Recently, many friends have left messages in the background, saying that they are tired of playing killing and killing games and want to find something that is relaxing and can bring a sense of accomplishment. Today I will take stock of those business simulation masterpieces that people can't stop playing, especially the one that has become popular recently. Be sure to watch it until the end! 😄
Let's start with the classics. The SimCity series is definitely the first choice for urban construction enthusiasts. From a wasteland to a brightly lit city, every decision affects the lifeblood of the city. There is also Stardew Valley, where farming, fishing, mining, and falling in love are simply turning pastoral life into a TV series. If you like something a little more strategic, Two Point Hospital and Hypoxia are both good choices for brainstorming. Of course, games like Prison Architect and Mount & Blade are also worth revisiting.
However, the editor recently discovered a treasure game called Richest Man's Trouble, and I really can't stop playing it. You are not playing an ordinary person, but one of the world's top richest men. What worries you every day is either too much money to spend, or being overtaken by others and losing your status. Investing in companies, investing in games, investing in factories, money comes in quickly, and the feeling of excitement goes straight to the brain! Moreover, the interface is simple and the operation threshold is zero, so you can use it anytime and anywhere.
This game was developed by Beijing Shengtang Technology Co., Ltd., and the running platform is version 5.0 (should it be version 5.0 or the corresponding system? The editor checked that it is a mobile game). The most important thing is that it is completely free, with no in-app purchase traps, and it relies purely on strategies to make money. Every time I watch my asset figures keep jumping, the sense of accomplishment that comes from nothing and gets bigger and bigger is really addictive. Now I have to take out my mobile phone to run several rounds every day on my commute, and even my time to watch TV series is occupied by it, haha.
If you also like business simulations, or just want to find a casual game to relax your stress, you might as well try Richest Man's Troubles. I guarantee that you will be like me, shouting that it's annoying to have too much money, while silently clicking the investment button. Welcome to the comment area to talk about the best management game you have ever played. Let's plant grass for each other! 🚀