Cyber Nations is a free persistent browser-based nation simulation game that launched on 1/6/2006. Create a nation and decide how you will rule your people by choosing a government type, a national religion, tax rate, currency type, and more. Build your nation by purchasing infrastructure to support your citizens, land to expand your borders, technology to increase your nation's effectiveness, military to defend your interests, and develop national improvements and wonders to build your nation according to your choosing. [more]       Tour of Generals is a tactical war strategy, turn based, multi-player online game. Players create a game on one of the many game maps featured in Tour of Generals which includes Europe, The United States, The Middle East, South America, Iraq, Canada, Italy, and many more game maps. Game speeds range from 1.5 minute turns all the way up to a 24 hour turn frequency rates. Games are played in real time, simultaneously, between all players of the game. Players collect funds based on the value of their territories and from these funds players purchase and equip armies to move across the tactical map to engage their enemies. [more]  
     
                
     
 

     

 
  Cyber Nations Tournament Edition is a free persistent browser-based nation simulation game. The Tournament Edition of Cyber Nations differs from Cyber Nations standard in that game play is faster with increased startup money and decreased purchase costs for certain items. The Tournament Edition is also more aggressive with peace mode disabled and with tournament round resets every 60 days. [more]       Cyber Citizens v2 is coming soon! Cyber Citizens v1 was a massively multiplayer online role-playing game that ran from September 15, 2006 until August 2, 2008. In the original version players managed a single citizen as they lived out their lives in various cities based around real world Google Maps. In the upcoming Cyber Citizens v2 players will manage a single citizen along with all their family members throughout multiple generations. [more]  
     

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