Merchant Adventurer
Grand StrategyEconomic simulation that takes place in the late medieval and early renaissance.
Abram Jones
Developer & Publisher
Abram Jones is a designer of economic strategy games. These games usually focus on dynamic mechanics involving business, finance, industry, politics, and sociology.
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Monopolization
Turn Based Strategy"This multiplayer browser game is based off a board game I made. I was trying to create something like Monopoly but with dynamic economics and share trading...
Tactical Overload
Grand StrategyComplex sociopolitical strategy game with a dynamic economy. Features industry, finance, social engineering and politics.
Neighborhood Conflict
Turn Based StrategyKids of the neighborhood battle for social and financial supremacy, based on real events.
Micronations
4X"This was my original attempt to recreate the LARPG City. A game that I created as a child that involved neighborhood kids forming their own governments...
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