The Best Resource-management Games - Page 5

From a world in ruins to a world in bloom. This serene management game lets you explore an alien planet where things have gone amiss. Harness the power of plants to restore the environment and build a flourishing community with your crewmates.

Incremental game with unfolding mechanics, resource management, and WIZARDS!

Orrstead is a relaxing city builder that combines resource management and incremental game mechanics. Unlock technologies, complete quests, and adapt to the changing seasons.

Action adventure strategy game with tower defense, in a fantasy world, use your own combat skills, weapons, and the power of your partners to survive. Face the ultimate fate with your unique combat style.

Train Miner offers a seamless blend of simplicity and depth, perfect for casual gamers and strategy enthusiasts alike. With its intuitive gameplay, you'll find yourself effortlessly immersed in the world of trains, resources, and endless exploration.

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A strategy / tower defense where you must move from location to location, buy and sell your "merchandise". While you move you will find random encounters that will help you get more "merchandise", make you lose it, or challenge you even more, by making you defend your life for it.

Build and manage an international airport!

Time Walker Dark World is a roguelike auto-battler with strategic combat. Players will need to adjust their formations, plan their resources, acquire loot, and upgrade skills to defeat formidable enemies and vicious bosses.

Become an exile - the only one who knows the truth. Survive on the island lost to time, build your own settlement, reunite your tribe, explore the open world and deliver a message from the gods before it’s too late.