Global Fleet & Trade

A Historical Trading World That Responds to Your Decisions

Between 1880 and 1920, you develop a small trading house into a maritime company. Ships, goods, ports, cities, and markets form an interconnected economy that runs continuously.

Found Company Discover the Game

The World of Global Fleet & Trade

Every Decision Affects the Next

You do not simply purchase goods and send a ship on its way. Your locations, your capital, your routes, and the supply of entire cities all influence one another.

Dynamic Markets

Production, consumption, and player trading change stock levels, prices, and supply.

Fleet and Routes

Plan voyages, use cargo capacity efficiently, and coordinate ships in real time.

Ports and Offices

Open up new markets, secure port rights, and build a strategic network of locations.

City Development

Supply affects prosperity and population. Your trading activity can stabilise cities.

Persistent World

Ships and markets continue to develop even when individual players are offline.

Your Company

Your Decisions. Your Trading Network. Your Story.

Observe markets, buy at the right time, load your ships, and decide whether to sell the cargo immediately at its destination, store it, or transport it onward.

Every new port right and office creates shorter routes, new opportunities, and additional risks. Growth ties up capital – intelligent reserves and a clear strategy make the difference.

“It is not the fastest click that matters, but the better economic decision.”

This Is How Your Journey Begins

From Home Port to Trading Network

  1. Choose Home Port

    Found your company and receive your first ship and your own trading office.

  2. Purchase Goods

    Compare stock levels, prices, and demand while keeping fees and storage capacity in mind.

  3. Plan Route

    Choose the destination port, cargo, and desired action upon arrival.

  4. Expand Company

    Invest in port rights, offices, and additional ships to create a larger network.

Shipowner Coordinate ships, schedules, and cargo holds, and keep your fleet moving.
Trader Take advantage of price differences, observe market movements, and make your decisions at the right time.
Supplier Stabilise undersupplied cities and make supply part of your strategy.
Strategist Build a network of ports, offices, and short routes, and plan for the long term.

Your First Port Awaits

Ready to Write Your Own Story?

Begin with a small steamship and develop it into an international trading company.

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