Empire 2000

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Empire 2000 is a comprehensive business simulation game that was developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It was originally released for the Amiga and Atari ST computers, but later versions were released for IBM PC-compatible and Macintosh computers. The game puts players in charge of managing a business, ranging from a small startup to a multinational corporation, across various industries such as computing, finance, retail, and real estate. The goal of the game is to grow the company's profits, manage finances, and make strategic decisions concerning production, marketing, and research. The game also features various challenges such as stock market crashes, economic downturns, and indispensable staff, which can affect the company's performance. Empire 2000 is known for its advanced graphics, realistic representations of business functions, and intricate economic models, making it a popular choice among business simulation enthusiasts. However, some criticisms of the game include its complexity, long simulation cycles, and the lack of scenarios that cater to small businesses. Nevertheless, Empire 2000 remains a notable influence in business simulation game design due to its realism, depth, and complexity.