[Buldozerus]

Hello. There is the most complete source for Android - this is the Google Play store. But if the road there is closed for some reason, there is always an option where to download the original copy. I install all games from https://captain-droid.com/en/. I like that all versions are free and can be downloaded via a direct link without the need for registration and other requests.

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[bounceback]

Business is a lot of work and detail and you can’t recreate it in the time frame of a game. Also, as another answer observed, “business” is a huge range of stuff. I’m a photographer, my business includes marketing, sales, fulfillment, taxes, equipment management and a bunch of other stuff. A construction business is totally different and financial business is different still.

Having said that, I think the 18xx games feel like “business” to me. In those games the players run train companies, but the players “score” is not based on how well they run a train company. If I am playing with Todd and Brian, and my company is doing great, but Todd has as many shares as I do, he may be getting as much money into his own pockets as I am. If Brian acquires Todd’s company and carefully creates and then sells off another company, and sells off the company Todd started, he may end up with the most money. This is not a hypothetical example, by the way. Those two crush me at 18xx games routinely. Along similar lines, The City of Big Shoulders is a recent release that has a similar feel, with players starting companies and trading shares on a stock market, and the money in the company treasury is irrelevant, only the money in your personal treasure matters. I like Big Shoulders much better, for the record. City of Big Shoulders is a reference to Chicago, I understand.