I really like simulation and tycoon games like Sim City, Tropico

>>51114959
Yes, they are called Civ games and you can find them on /qst/ or abouts roll20.

Heres the rules for one:
http://www.clanwebsite.org/games/rpg/Dawn_of_Worlds_game_1_0Final.pdf

>>51115111

Not really what I mean but looks fun none the less. Thanks!

If you're looking for boardgames there are a good few. Suburbia is a classic one, Quadropolis is another game I've heard about more recently.

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>>51114959
There's a Japanese RPG called "Make You Kingdom"/"Meikyuu Kingdom" that's very much focused on managing and growing your home city.
Also, the 40k RPG Rogue Trader has an emphasis on your fleet's economic power, with that ultimately being the primary long-term motivation for the party.

Those two capture both ends of the thematic spectrum pretty well; 40k is Grim Dark Space Future, and Make You Kingdom is pretty much a party based, tabletop version of "My Life as King," if you've ever heard of that.

Not OP here, but:
Are there any rules/games/ideas for a City-Defence kind of game?

I'm not so much interested in city building (let the citizens do that) as in a sort of battle-generation kind of 'game'.

Basically, you've got:
Beastmen in your woods & Skaven in your granaries,
Orcs and/or Goblins rampaging periodically through your lands,
Dark Elves and/or Norscans raiding (if you're on the coast)
Vampires & Chaos Cultists doing their own thing in the town itself
Stuff like that.

>>51121980

+ I forgot:
And your Duke/Earl occasionally calls you to send troops/food/money to help his latest war.
Which will, naturally, come to your door as well.