There should be a term for oldschool like management games, if there isn't already

During the Steam Summer sale I bought Project Hospital and I'm enjoying it a lot so far. It reminds me of the tycoon games I grew up playing and what inspired me to type my thoughts here.

Project Highrise, 1849, Havendock, and Town To City are some other recent games I've played that gave me a sense of nostalgia as I played them. Those games are all quite different from eachother, and the nostalgia they give me varies, but I think what they have in common is mixing strategy and management together and that's giving me this feel of nostalgia, along with simplicity.

I do enjoy a lot of modern management games too but occasionally I feel overwhelmed by how complex and detailed they can be, other times I feel like modern games focus more on building and designing than being challenging. Which is fine, very good we have two choices, even three as some games balance both things. But anyways I'm more in the management and having to carefully spend money or having to but thought into where should I be placing or building things. 

So with that since a lot of modern day management and simulators focus on new or more detailed features and building that wasn't possible twenty years ago, I wondered if there should be a term for games that are more like older games, like how boomer shooter is a thing.