One of the best and least known business sims ever, this game puts you in control of a shipping company.

Railroad Empire is an older version of ArtDink's underrated A-Train railroad simulation that was published by Maxis in the U.S.

A fun, tongue-in-cheek simulation of Egypt empire, Ramses is a decent freeware game that tackles one of the most ignored topics: simulating ancient economies.

You own a plot of good farmland.

Possibly the dryest Sim- game Maxis ever made, SimHealth puts you in control of the U.S.

My most favorite "Sim" game of all time aside from SimCity 2000, SimIsle is a fun and challenging tropical island simulation.

A cool little game by Japanese designer Yoot Saito was a big hit on the Macintosh but received only lukewarm response from the PC crowd.

More of an educational tool than an entertaining "game," The Transportation Game is a good simulation of a regional distribution system.

Virtual U is a unique and realistic ?university management simulation? ? the first and so far the only game of its kind.

One of a handful of games ever made about sports management, What They Don't Teach You At Harvard Business School is an excellent business simulation based on Mark McCormack's classic...