There have been many tycoon games over the years, many management sims placing you in charge of everything from schools to zoos to entire cities. What are the best tycoon games on the market? In this article we take a look at the tycoon games you’ll want to play and highlight the ones to avoid.

In order to make the most of the MMO, Renaissance Kingdoms, every player needs to indulge in roleplay activities. But, determining suitable roleplay can be challenging, so here are a few tips to help you out.

There are so many fantastic MMOs that seldom get the spotlight they deserve. Puzzle Pirates is one of them. Embark on a sea bound adventure in Puzzle Pirates. This free MMO transports players into a virtual world filled with complex brain-teasers, swordfighting, and swash buckling high seas fun.

If your opening game is weak and have no problems during the end-game, you will find this guide useful. Here we will look at some of the basic openings, allowing you to start successfully against lower ranked opponents whilst gaining centre-strength. This article uses descriptive notation.

The legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker can be described as another hit from Nintendo in the international video game market. The game is unique in his kind as instead of looking like in 3D (like most conventional modern games) it looks more like a cartoon. Wind Waker is truly an amazing game to play.

One of the most off-beat RPG’s to be introduced to the Wii System has arrived. Opoona takes gamers into a wacky world that combines traditional role-playing with lifestyle simulation for players of all ages. Toss your bon-bons and defeat the Dark Force.

Paradise is a deep and challenging game that makes you think, but ends too quickly, leaving you hanging on the story line without support. There are a number of game ending bugs, the content is a little light, and puzzles are illogical; closer to purgatory than paradise.

A platformer in which you play as a guy who dresses like Evel Knievel? It’s not as cool as it sounds.

Play Elevator Action? Mission accepted.

Dream of Mirror Online (known as DOMO) doesn’t break any barriers in the MMORPG genre, but it does have a few unique features and a friendly community that can make it entertaining for a few hours a week.