Trade Wars - Economy Simulator

Plus Games Studio

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About this game

The wars of the 21st century are based on economic dominance and soft power. It no longer matters who has more tanks or guns. Innovation and economic growth rule the world. Lead one of the world's economic giants to spread your trading influence across the planet!

Trade Wars is not only a realistic economic simulator, but also an exciting global strategy game. Capture the markets of all countries of the world with the goods of your country, winning the competition! At the moment, 6 industries are available to you, within which you can become a world leader. Don't get bankrupt, it's a trade war!

✓ Make agreements with other countries
✓ Keep track of inflation and unemployment
✓ Develop technology and science
✓ Collect taxes and build reserves
✓ Increase the quality and reduce the cost of your products
✓ Support your own production
✓ Impose sanctions against other countries

All this you can try out in a realistic strategy simulation Trade Wars to achieve the prosperity of your country!

Ratings and reviews

Good game, it's based on wars of trade rather than actual wars. Events can either help or decline your stocks and percent of sales, etc. The game is great but it feels rather one way, I like that it's about trade war but I think a game like Age of History where it let's you control a country ti the fullest are great. I love the aspect of controlling a country, but this isn't a bad game!

It's a good game, but the modelling is things is weird- inflation isn't controlled by key rate, no, you control it by taxes...... seriously, 0% interest rate is a okay, just tax well and you're good to go. I see no effect of interest rate hikes on the economy, and I've reached extreme levels. Also I'd like to have the ability to have different games, so add multi slot saves.

I really enjoy this game! To make it feel more realistic, it would be great to add things like business cycles, more detailed inflation, and a simple central bank with interest rates. A deeper budget system, better debt mechanics, and more dynamic global events (commodity prices, currency changes, trade effects) would add a lot of depth.