Strategy (280 programs)

Pros: New map centered on the Indonesian archipelago. Strong emphasis on exploration and territorial control. Smooth integration with the main game’s structure.

Cons: Requires the base game to play.

Pros: Mission-based levels with simple, goal-oriented design. Relaxing pace and wholesome atmosphere. Simple but rewarding resource management. Creative freedom in Sandbox mode.

Cons: Becomes monotonous after extended play. Performance drops with too many structures.

Pros: A turn-based game for manga enthusiasts. The game introduces three characters.

Cons: Still in its beta phase testing stage.

Pros: Accessible yet strategic gameplay. Enjoyable in short bursts. Compact design.

Cons: Random elements can sometimes affect balance.

Pros: Near-perfect replication of the original. More than 50 unique stages to take on.

Cons: Majority of the game is in native Japanese language.

Pros: Turn-based strategy with roguelike unpredictability. Distinct furry characters with unique traits. Abnormalities add depth and variety to runs. Compact encounters that reward careful planning.

Cons: Limited grid design may feel restrictive after long play.

Pros: Varied island-based missions. Broad range of combat units. Strategic base-building features. Terrain diversity across campaigns.

Cons: Missions can feel demanding for newcomers.

Pros: New melee and counterattack-focused character. Exclusive skills, traits, and items included. Enhances gameplay variety within roguelike runs.

Cons: Limited scope centered only on one character. Requires the base game.

Pros: Cute and charming art style. Unique mix of genres. Engaging strategic choices.

Cons: Unreliable user interface. Lack of transparent info on unit stats.