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Die Fugger II (1996)

DOS

5.00 from 2 ratings

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Germany in the year 1600 - the empire of the Fuggers is destroyed. Now it's your turn to rise it again. "Die Fugger 2" is a turn based trading simulation. During the game you can expand your business over 16 towns and try to become emperor of the country. Trading is the way you'll get your money. But it's not … Read more
Germany in the year 1600 - the empire of the Fuggers is destroyed. Now it's your turn to rise it again. "Die Fugger 2" is a turn based trading simulation. During the game you can expand your business over 16 towns and try to become emperor of the country. Trading is the way you'll get your money. But it's not that easy, your trails may be plundered, your stocks may burn down, or anything else. It's also possible to get your own pirate hideouts to plunder your competitors goods. But be careful, if they find out who did that, you may end up in prison. When you claim a higher political position it's possible for you to change laws, rise taxes and much more. Read less
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Genres
Simulator, Turn-based strategy (TBS)
Themes
Business, Historical
Series
Die Fugger

Release dates

  • 1996 (Worldwide) DOS

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tuexss

Review tuexss 5/5 · Sep 24, 2016

"Trading simulator" is a massive understatement for this game. Trading was one part of it, but it was all about politics. You could rise to power by rising in the ranks of the city, or in the ranks of the church, through sheer money, by killing competitors, by adjusting law, by building a dynasty with wifes and children and strategic …

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"Trading simulator" is a massive understatement for this game. Trading was one part of it, but it was all about politics. You could rise to power by rising in the ranks of the city, or in the ranks of the church, through sheer money, by killing competitors, by adjusting law, by building a dynasty with wifes and children and strategic marriages and a thousand more little details. This game was a precursor to the Europa Universalis series and way ahead of its time.

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