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Games like Die Fugger II

1996

You rebuild the ruined Fugger trading empire in 1600s Germany as a merchant. You trade across 16 towns, survive raids and fires, and can even run pirate hideouts to plunder your rivals.

  • Historical setting
  • Economy and management
  • Deep systems to master
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Die Fugger II are Patrician III, Europa Universalis II and Lords of the Realm II. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Die Fugger II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Patrician III

96 %Match

2002PC82 % positive4.99 €

  • Historical setting
  • Economy and management
  • Deep systems to master

A trading and economy simulation set in 14th-century Hanseatic Northern Europe: you rise from a small merchant to a powerful Patrician through trade, shipping, town politics and, if you like, piracy.

Europa Universalis II

Historical setting

A deep real-time-with-pause grand strategy game where you guide a nation from 1419 to 1820 through diplomacy, trade, colonization, religion and war. Historical sandbox freedom and dense systems make every campaign unique.

Lords of the Realm II

Historical setting

Medieval strategy set in a struggle for the English throne: you manage land, peasants and economy on a turn-based map, then lead your armies in real-time sieges and battles against rival nobles.

Lords of the Realm

Historical setting

Medieval strategy set in 1268 England: you manage land, peasants and resources in turn-based phases, then lead your armies in real-time battles against rival lords to claim the crown.

Rise of Venice

Historical setting

A trade and economic simulation set in Renaissance Venice: as a rising merchant you build a commercial empire, manage ships and trade routes, and dabble in politics. The appeal lies in optimizing goods, cities and fleets.

Railroad Tycoon II

Historical setting

Build a railway empire across the 19th and 20th centuries by laying track, running trains, delivering goods and outmaneuvering rivals on the stock market. A classic business sim with plenty of planning depth.

Shogun: Total War

Historical setting

As a daimyo in Sengoku-era Japan, you conquer the country on a turn-based strategy map and fight your battles in real time with large armies. Its appeal lies in historical authenticity and tactical terrain and unit management.

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