Strategy (935 programs)

Pros: Distinct Medieval theme and settings. Various upgradeable towers to employ. Different skills and magic spells to unlock.

Cons: Some game balance issues.

Pros: Unique bluffing mechanics with strategic depth. Fun, creepy-cute art style and character design. Quick and replayable matches. Variety of scarecrows and mercenaries add flavor.

Cons: Can feel too simple for deep strategy fans. Limited match length can reduce long-term engagement.

Pros: Unique premise. Simple mechanics. Nice map variation. Cute graphics.

Cons: Entertainment value depends on the players. Not many players in the lobbies. Objective is not that clear. Strictly multiplayer.

Pros: Minimalist design. Relaxing environment. Encourages experimentation.

Cons: Repetitive tasks. Lack of narrative. Steep learning curve. Monotony.

Pros: Rich world-building and narrative. Dynamic day-and-night cycle. Meticulous combat and gameplay.

Cons: No co-op mode. In active development.

Pros: Very nice HD widescreen visuals. Great soundtrack helps create a fine atmosphere. Achievements to be earned gives you an extra reason to keep playing. Forge your kingdom as you see fit within certain level constraints.

Cons: Gameplay becomes repetitive; unappealing compared to other strategy games. Far too easy despite a time limit on levels. Combat feels anticlimactic and uninspired. Dialogue is badly written and delivered.

Pros: Various gameplay mechanics. Set in a vibrant medieval fantasy world. Explores themes of governance, growth, and innovation.

Cons: Constant crashing. Soft locks in the market.

Pros: Clear incremental clicker mechanics. Strategic ally management and formations. Simple, readable 2D pixel graphics. Upgrade tree adds occasional surprises.

Cons: Can become repetitive over time.