Strategy (943 programs)
Pros: There are research and money-management features. Satellites may be moved during game play. Great satellite variety where different satellites make a big difference. Support towers add depth to the game.
Cons: Having to guess the routes of attacks is unfair. Planning ahead during gameplay is not possible. Controls are not intuitively designed or placed. Difficult to choose suitable weapons for first wave attack.
Pros: Easy and casual. Teaches useful skills to kids. Fairly varied gameplay. Interesting historical theme.
Cons: Somewhat difficult interface. Poor accessibility options. Graphics bleed together. Low depth of play.
Pros: Simple graphical design works well. Win/lose statistics offered. Good for training. Altering the starting piece from double six is possible.
Cons: Expert level is very hard. Cannot play with friends. Free domino app alternatives. No game rule variations.
Pros: Innovative approach to formula. Tense strategic gameplay. Interesting variety of vehicles. Additional modes provide replay value.
Cons: Relatively short campaign. High difficulty level. Controls can be unintuitive. Upgrade menu is hard to read.
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: Multiple difficulties. Good AI gameplay. Satisfying sounds. Smooth graphics.
Cons: Clicking issues. Limited multiplayer. No board size options. Few achievements.
Pros: Good graphics. Addictive. Lots of quests to complete. Different building layouts to try.
Cons: The energy bar depletes too rapidly. Frenzied gameplay is not relaxing. Surprisingly hard for a simple concept. Requires over 360 MB of memory.
Pros: Both solo and multiplayer. Multiple types of AI opponent. Accurately recreates the feel of Risk. Straightforward interface.
Cons: AI is not sophisticated. Card mechanics hard to get to grips with. Graphics are basic. Lacks the features of certain other Risk-type games.
Pros: Three different game modes. 47 unique environments. Unlockable content. Control your character directly.
Cons: Overly simplistic art-style. No speed controls. Very little time between waves. Can feel repetitive after a while.
Pros: Deep technological research tree. Clean, attractive graphics. New interesting setting. Will feel familiar to fans of the franchise.
Cons: Single player only on Mac. Does not support Mac OS Extended formatted drives. Gameplay does not feel well balanced. Occasional graphical glitches.
Pros: Upgrade buildings as you progress. Does not punish short-episodic play. Win up to 30 in-game trophies. Each episode has its own story.
Cons: Demands you promote them on Facebook to progress through levels. Massive amounts of waiting and grinding. The cartoon-graphic styling looks dated and slightly pixelated. Some final-enemy battles are very similar.
Pros: Award-winning real-time tactical battles. In-depth campaign mode spanning several centuries. Several historical battles are available. Includes both official expansion packs.
Cons: Can be daunting for new players. Not ideal for short-term casual play. Graphics are slightly dated. Transporting units can be frustrating.
Pros: Light and pleasant color scheme. Cute birds with sweet sound effects. It comes with 40 free levels. Different blocks have different properties such as bouncy and slippy.
Cons: Unbeatable levels force you to buy to skip the level. 80 levels are hidden behind a paywall. Occasional click-lag will ruin your block-removal timing. Bird-movement physics are too uniform and are unrealistic.
Pros: "Will" mechanic is interesting. Characters have good variety. Aesthetic will appeal to Korean/Japanese animation fans. Gameplay easy to learn.
Cons: Storyline is uninspired. Graphics are fairly rudimentary. Gameplay can become dull over long periods. Comedic cut-scenes may be off-putting to some.
Pros: Improved combat mechanics. Crisis system adds variety. More detailed naval system. Deeper colonization gameplay.
Cons: Newspaper notifications become repetitive. Most new content is rare in the early game. Menu system remains a little confusing. Steep learning curve.
Pros: Includes both base game and expansion pack. Updated and optimised for modern Retina and 5K devices. Includes plenty of content. Faithful port of classic game.
Cons: No multiplayer support. Incompatible with original release versions. Default zoom level is narrower than original to maintain performance. Reported performance issues on devices meeting minimum specs.
Pros: Excellent battle system, with great depth. Support for single and multi-player modes. Large number of playable factions. Includes the Kingdoms expansion pack.
Cons: Occasional problems with enemy AI. Improvements over predecessors are limited. May be too in-depth for casual players. Campaign graphics are slightly dated.
Pros: Customise your own scenarios. Contest election as Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, Green or Independent. Uses genuine historical and demographic data to produce authentic results. Vast array of possibilities - fight the election in your own distinct style.
Cons: Pre-built options limited to 2012 & 2016 elections - others would have provided more fun possibilities. Gameplay entirely based on stats given at start of the game. Basic graphics characterised solely by maps and data. Tutorial isn't helpful - you'll be working a lot out by yourself.
Pros: Epic space battles. Impressive and immersive graphics. Torpedoes are exciting. Ships can be customised.
Cons: Rather awkward diplomacy system. Very easy combat system. The strategy element is confusing. Missions are rather repetitive.
Pros: More than 100 maps.. Over 80 achievements for relay value.. Appropriate for all ages.. Christmas mode adds comedy value..
Cons: Graphics are somewhat cluttered.. Gameplay is relatively simplistic by genre standards.. Only four major terrain types.. Paid upgrades can make multiplayer imbalanced..