Industrial Mogul

Extract resources, manufacture goods, and sell them to customers in stores Build businesses and create production chains. Establish farms, mines, logging camps, factories, warehouses, and stores. Supply each business with the resources it needs, balance production capacity across multiple stages, and create efficient logistics networks capable of serving entire regions. Turn wheat into flour and bread, iron ore into steel and machinery, cotton into fabric and clothing, and crude oil into fuel and advanced industrial products. Expand simple workshops into interconnected industries as the world becomes more technologically advanced. A shortage at one stage can disrupt the entire chain, while overproduction can fill warehouses and drive prices down. Key Features - Vast procedurally generated worlds - A complete cycle from extracting resources to selling goods to customers - Deep multi-stage production chains - Goods, technologies, and industries inspired by the first half of the 20th century - A dynamic economy with supply, demand, and changing prices - Competing companies fighting for markets and resources - Cities that grow through industry, jobs, and access to goods - Research and technological progress capable of changing the development of the entire world - Alternative history shaped by the actions of the player and competitors - Product quality, unique goods, and brand development - Warehouses, inventories, production capacity, and regional logistics - Multiple difficulty levels and customizable rules - Different resources, cities, and economic opportunities in every new campaign Produce the Goods That Defined an Era Manufacture products inspired by the real industrial history of the early and mid-20th century: from canned food, corn flakes, bottled milk, clothing, and household goods to typewriters, radios, home appliances, steam-powered vehicles, and classic automobiles. Watch familiar products emerge as technologies transform industry and everyday life. Follow their evolution through new materials, manufacturing methods, and technological generations. Every product includes a historical note explaining its origins, development, production, and influence on society. Discover the stories behind familiar goods, learn about forgotten inventions, and see how once-revolutionary products became ordinary parts of everyday life. The game uses historically recognizable product categories and original fictional brands, allowing you to create your own industrial history instead of simply repeating the real one. Compete in a Living Economy Prices change with supply and demand. Overproduction reduces profits, while shortages create new opportunities. Watch the market, control costs, and choose what goods to produce and which regions to expand into. Compete for customers, resources, and market share — and adapt when conditions change. Shape the Growth of Cities Cities grow together with the economy. Create jobs, supply the population with goods, and develop local industry. New businesses attract residents, while growing cities provide more workers and create new demand. Turn small settlements into major industrial centers — or watch poor planning, shortages, and unemployment slow their development. Choose which cities to develop and what each region will specialize in. Shape Technological Progress In easy mode, new technologies and goods gradually unlock as they appeared in real history. In hard mode, technologies become available only through research. If nobody invents the internal combustion engine, gasoline-powered cars may never appear. This allows every campaign to follow its own path and create its own history of industrial development. A Vast World Develop your company on a vast procedurally generated map where resources, cities, and business conditions are distributed across different regions. Some areas are better suited for agriculture, others are rich in coal, iron, or oil, while others benefit from large cities and transport hubs. Build specialized industries where they make economic sense, connect regions with roads and logistics, and gradually turn separate businesses into a unified industrial network. Every new map offers a different distribution of resources, cities, and economic opportunities, so developing your company requires a new approach each time.