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Simulation 8 games
Build cities, run railways, fly planes or play with physics: games that model a little world.
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PC
LinCity-NG
Grow a village into a self-sufficient city in this open-source city builder. Balance food, water, jobs, power, trade and pollution, raise your technology level, and either reach a sustainable economy or evacuate everyone to another world by rocket.
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Arduboy
MicroCity
A tiny city-building simulator for the Arduboy: lay roads and power lines, zone homes, shops and factories, balance taxes and services, and watch a town grow from 1900 onwards. A free homebrew game by James Howard.
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PC
OpenTTD
Build a transport empire from 1950 onward. Lay railways, roads, docks and airports, carry passengers, coal, goods and mail between growing towns and busy industries, and turn a bank loan into a fortune. The open-source transport simulation, in your browser.
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WASM-4
Tau Flight Simulator
A tiny 3D flight simulator with a physics-based plane: take off, find the next runway, land without breaking anything, shake off a pursuing missile and sneak under radar cover. Four missions for the WASM-4 by Jonathan Hähne.
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PC
The Powder Toy
Mix nearly two hundred materials in a physics sandbox that simulates heat, air pressure, gravity and electricity. Melt metal, grow plants, build circuits and power plants, or just watch things explode.
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TIC-80
Urbanity
Grow a city from an empty map, one year at a time. Every home, shop, office, farm and factory wants the right neighbours, and happy buildings earn more and unlock new ones. A turn-based city builder by The Plush Girls for the TIC-80.
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Game Boy
Zephyr Express
A small Game Boy work simulator made for GBJAM 13: you are the only conductor on a passenger train, running between cars with the right tool to keep every customer happy, then spending your unlocks on more cars, more tools and faster legs.
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Game Boy
µCity
An open-source city builder for the Game Boy Color. Zone land, lay roads and power lines, balance the budget and grow a village into a capital, with traffic, pollution, disasters and up to 16 saved cities.