MARGIN: Raj Minerals

Ore in the warehouse. Wages due tomorrow. Sell now or wait?
MARGIN: Raj Minerals is a single-player economic management game about a small mining company in India. From your familiar office, run production, trade metals and deal with people who have their own plans for your working day.
Make your margin
Watch the market and list each batch at your own price. Sell part of your stock to cover the next bill, or hold it for a better deal? Unsold lots still fill the warehouse, and your workers still need paying. Price, quantity and timing all matter.
Build a company of your own
Open deposits, hire workers and improve extraction, processing and loading. Find the bottleneck in each production line, expand storage and decide when new equipment is worth the expense. Licences, taxes, repairs and debt are as much a part of the business as revenue.
Someone is at the window again
Workers, drivers, officials and unexpected guests arrive with requests, news and stories. A wedding might block the road; an ordinary maintenance problem might take an absurd turn. Agree, refuse and see your decisions return in later conversations.
Step away from the accounts
Hands-on minigames break up the work at your desk. Guide coloured sand, clear a crowded vehicle yard, connect cooling pipes and move cargo carefully with a crane. These tasks put you in control, and their results feed back into the business.
Close the office. Take the road home.
You decide when the working day ends. Then come the bicycle, the dirt road and the jungle. Steer around potholes and get to know the route. At home, a journal, personal purchases and ambitions beyond the mine await. Yet some details on that quiet road are difficult to explain.

Mine and trade six resources, from iron ore to diamonds.

Choose the price and quantity of every lot in a changing market with limited storage.

Develop one company through equipment, licences and a calendar of bills.

Meet recurring visitors, everyday comedy and choices with follow-up stories.

Play nine minigames and ride between work and home.

A pixel-art office, an old monitor, and English and Russian interfaces.