Other players

Every player runs one company in the same world. You meet the others through prices first.

What you share

• Town markets. Every sale fills the same stock and lowers the price for everyone. See Markets and prices.
• The region average. What the towns of a region paid sets the price of its harbors for all. See Harbors and imports.
• Workshop demand. The workshops of a town share its customers. See Workshops.
• Jobs. Any number of companies can take the same job or rush order, so nobody takes one away from you.
• Lots. Companies sell goods to each other at town markets. See Trade between players.

What others see of you

Your sites show on the map of every player with their type and name. The card of your company shows its name, its emblem, its home region, its founding day, the number of nodes it holds and the number of its sites.

Your cash, your stock, your vehicles and your routes are private. The vehicles of other companies do not show on your map.

The leaderboard

Each of the 13 regions has a leaderboard: the 20 companies with the highest income on the last closed day, each with its number of research nodes.

What nobody can do

• Nobody can block, damage or slow your company. Sites of other companies do not crowd yours.
• Nobody can send or take money. Trade runs through lots inside a price band.
• Nobody can buy an advantage. The game sells nothing for real money, and no timer is skipped.
• A late start is a fair start: a company that joins in month six finds the same prices and the same floor under its first week.

Accounts and names

• You sign in before you play, with an email address and a password or with a provider the sign in page offers. One account holds one company.
• A company name is unique. You can change it once in 7 days, and the emblem follows the name.
• Names of companies and sites must follow the rules for names. You can report a name. A person decides on each report.
• There is no chat.