Recent games with this gameplay mechanism would be Ni No Kuni 2 (did a fantastic job) and a little bit Fallout 4.
My favourite game of all time is Suikoden II, the best game in this category. The game even makes it so that your primary resource is townspeople who get old, get sick, and even die, making managing them an important element of this game. So I currently have a craving for a game where you find and recruit NPCs to build out your team, town, castle, etc. This also makes Banished a survival title on top of a city-builder- something you don't usually experience in city-builder games. It's an extra layer of automation that alleviates a lot of the micromanagement. RELATED: The Best City Building Tabletop Games. If a dome needs a continuous supply of food, you'll still want to use a trade route with a transport rover, but shuttles are great at keeping places topped up. They'll constantly flit between storage areas, delivering demanded resources, but they can also shuttle colonists between domes, linking them together even if they're at other ends of the map. Drones automatically move things to where they need to be, but only if all of the tasks are within either the rover or the drone hub's radius of influence. Concrete needs to get from extractors to building projects, food needs to get from farms to colonists' bellies and countless resources have to get dragged all over the planet to various manufacturing plants. You can start on a relatively simple earth-like.
Start with a small landing craft on a barren and desolate world, and build it up into a thriving space empireMy Colony is all about building your city and managing all of it's various aspects, from resources, employment, education, housing, happiness, and more.
Once you've expanded, you're going to be moving resources around all the time. My Colony is a space colonization and city building simulation game.
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