Dunno, sounds like Majesty 1/2, Parts of Civ (often you manage cities/civilizations not units), and a a fair number of other games where your citizens/armies ma

Dunno, sounds like Majesty 1/2, Parts of Civ (often you manage cities/civilizations not units), and a a fair number of other games where your citizens/armies make their own decisions but you control the environment they live it. You could have challenges, migrate to renewable energy within 10 years, flood your enemies by causing oceans to rise, migrate from a car based economy to public transit, out compete other nations while eliminating tariffs, fix the US economy, win over your war focussed enemies with better science/schools, cause your enemy countries economies to fail, etc.