• Ars Regendi (http://www.ars-regendi.com) by member Marc Böttenberg is a browser-based geo-political and economical simulation game.
• Beat-the-Market: A Microeconomics Game (https://www.goldsimulations.com/) by member Steven Gold is an online economic simulation.
• The Business Policy Game 7th edition (http://www.bpgsim.com) by member Dave Fritzsche is a domestic and international Internet integrated business strategy simulation.  It is also used in the annual International Collegiate Business Policy Competition http://www.icbsc.org.
• Cesim Business Management Simulation Games (www.cesim.com) by member Ilkka Vesterinen are completely browser-based, easy to use, multiplayer and multi-language simulation games for international business, global strategy, marketing, small service, and hospitality management education.
• Future Force(http://www.hpssims.com/Pages/Products/Pro/FutureForce/FutureForce.asp) by member Ken Long was designed for The Army Command and General Staff College to help train military leaders in force management and resource allocation.
• GEO (https://wp.towson.edu/precha/geo/) by member Precha Thavikulwat is an international strategic business simulation game that was presented at ABSEL 2010.
• Human Resources Simulations (http://www.knowledgecompanion.com) by member David Rahn. Knowledge Companion provides simulations which map to the curriculum guidelines jointly established by the Society for Human Resources (SHRM) and the Association for Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
• Maven (www.oaktreesim.com/maven<http://www.oaktreesim.com/maven>) by members Phil Anderson and Leigh Lawton simulates the management of a marketing company. The instructor can set the business to be selling one or two products in one, two or three territories.
• Micromatic(www.oaktreesim.com/micromatic<http://www.oaktreesim.com/micromatic>) by members Phil Anderson and Tim Scott is a web-based strategic management business simulation game, targeted for senior and MBA level courses.
• Mogul (www.oaktreesim.com/mogul<http://www.oaktreesim.com/mogul>) by member Phil Anderson simulates the operation of a small manufacturing business, targeted for undergraduate courses.
• StratX Simulations.  (https://web.stratxsimulations.com)   StratX simulations are designed to address the evolving teaching needs of professors and the core concepts within marketing: from the marketing mix and brand strategy, innovation with blue ocean strategy to more recently, digital media.