Industry Giant II

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Release Date: August 14, 2015

Co-developed by Fancy Bytes and Reactor studios, a refreshed version of the economic strategy from 2002. The title takes us to the 19th and 20th-century United States where you can manage your business – start with a small company and make it into a top international corporation. The title features real economic dependencies – the player needs to be aware of economic fluctuations and face historical problems, like the Prohibition era.

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Industry Giant II is an economic simulation game for PC, PS4 and XONE. The title was firstly Professional Farmer series.

Plot

The action of Industry Tycoon II put out on PC, PS4 and XONE takes us to the 19th and 20th-century North America, where the economy is rapidly developing. You have an opportunity of setting up your own worldwide business concerning every profitable branch (buy and transport resources, manage production, logistics, and sale).

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Mechanics

The game begins in 1900. Having a small amount of money, you gradually build up your financial empire. Gameplay strives to faithfully recreate real economic dependencies. Just like in the real world, there are seasonal economic fluctuations and various historic events, like the Prohibition era. Naturally, you can interact with your competitors and either fight them or cooperate with them.

Developers prepared over 150 different real products from the 19th and 20th century, many kinds of vehicles (+50), and 20 huge maps.

Game modes

The title features a single player campaign which features over 20 quests designed for both amateur strategists and more experienced players. Furthermore, the title introduces a complex game mode called Pro-Mode with every important statistic and date that can come in handy during playing.

Technical aspects

Even though Industry Giant II is a modern production, if compared to the original title published in 2002, its visuals have not advanced considerably. Naturally, the game is more detailed and utilises HD resolution, but it is still a far cry from e.g. Cities: Skylines.

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