Are you the next Rockefeller, Jobs or Bezos? Test your business streak in Industry Giant 4.0 as you try to build your own industrial empire from scratch and achieve economic dominance. This immersive simulation goes beyond just building facilities, offering extensive gameplay involving the production of goods, logistics development, industry creation, production process planning, and financial management. As an industrial magnate with visionary intuition, you face the challenges of a dynamic business world that responds to international events, environmental regulations and technological breakthroughs. The action of Industry Giant 4.0 begins in the 50s of the twentieth century and takes place in the times of the fourth industrial revolution, i.e. Industry 4.0, whose important elements are digitization and online value chains. Experience advances and evolutions in automation and digitalization, as well as take on value chain strategic developments to increase productivity, versatility, innovation, and resource efficiency. In this game, global events, climate regulations, and economic crises create intriguing business dynamics, forcing players to adapt and function in ever-changing circumstances. Are you ready to build, innovate and take the industry by storm with Industry Giant 4.0? Unleash your entrepreneurial spirit and become one of the greatest industrial magnates of all time.25 types of industrial activity, in particular mines and farms, producing approx. 70 goods (raw materials, semi-finished products and final products). Use the data available in various tables and charts, oversee the flow of goods, as well as the condition and performance of factories, stores and warehouses to solve production problems and make appropriate improvements. A number of city buildings and lots of shops of different sizes in several time slots and categories (food, fashion, interior design/furniture, hardware stores, electronics). Transport goods by trucks, trains and ships. Build roads, railroads, and create schedules to determine the amount of goods to be transported in a specific time frame. Seasons affect certain raw materials, such as food, and also contribute to fluctuations in consumption and demand for goods among customers.