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Pros: Strong strategy and resource-based mechanics. Supports single-player and multiplayer modes. Clear conservation-driven theme.

Cons: Occasional bugs.

Pros: Various game modes. New conflict for each round. Strategy-based deck building and worker placement. Achievements and challenges to complete.

Cons: Animations interrupt writing in chat. Some rule inconsistencies.

Pros: Intuitive and easy to pick up. Engaging, strategy-based mechanics. Support for up to four players. Extensive customization options.

Cons: Considerable system requirements.

Pros: Incredible re-playability. Unique challenges. Five dungeon levels to conquer.

Cons: Tutorial is difficult to understand. Limited strategy.

Pros: Retained the essence of the original game. Streamlined multicharacter control. Good soundtrack and voice acting. Single-player adventure mode.

Cons: UI needs some time getting used to. Visuals aren't that striking.

Pros: Simple yet challenging gameplay. Easy controls. Ever-changing maps. Fun background music.

Cons: Requires skills to get started. Triangle is a little difficult to control. Some sections are very tricky.

Pros: Easy to play. Multiple levels add to the fun. AI training. Customizations.

Cons: No longer updated. Domino placement design needs work. Board design could be better. Only two players (maximum)can play at a time.

Pros: Fun. Fluid gameplay. Beautiful board options. World-class AI opponent.

Cons: Functionality problems reported. Seems to favor the computer player. Expert level is a bit too tough. Needs a 64-bit computer.

Pros: Easy to use interface. Varied computer opponent settings. Convenient game export feature. Useful hint feature.

Cons: Can be unstable. Limited, simple piece designs. Can't measure player's ELO rating. Cramped score display.

Pros: Low system requirements. Can play alone. Classic mechanics. Nice traditional aesthetics.

Cons: Prone to lagging. Limited Music. Short game time. Low replay value.