Strategy (147 programs)

Pros: Unique survey-based gameplay. Accessible via smartphones. Fresh and varied game modes.

Cons: Limited depth in some modes. Short play sessions. Lacks extended play options.

Pros: Offers four clans that you can choose from. Has 38 new regions to explore. New wildlife units and new tomes.

Cons: Steep learning curve at first.

Pros: Numerous historical characters to choose from. Dynamic gameplay mechanics. High-quality, lifelike visuals. Implements much-needed set of improvements.

Cons: Requires a powerful operating system.

Pros: New content in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Clear upgrades and progression path. Impressive worlds and battle scenes. Features a detailed and fleshed-out narrative.

Cons: May be intimidating to people new to Warhammer 40K. Game limits players to a single playable faction.

Pros: Innovative gameplay fusion. Dynamic deckbuilding. Hex-based tactics. Dual equipment system.

Cons: Learning curve.

Pros: Real-time seafaring with cats and pirates. Let you command a feline crew. Has a ship management element. Has over 60 breeds, 30 hours of story, 150+ weapons, unlockable ships, and side quests.

Cons: Repetitive side missions.

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

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

Pros: Unified military system. Unique scenarios.

Cons: Its simplistic military system and missions structures can feel limiting over time.

Pros: Expanded with six additional scenarios and bonus data. Autonomous officer system brings dynamic gameplay. Strong sense of historical immersion and clan-building. Deep, flexible strategy mechanics.

Cons: Some DLC content may not carry over depending on platform and ownership.

Pros: Distinct superhero theme. Tactical turn-based combat. Multiple heroes to recruit. Hero-specific challenges.

Cons: Steep system requirements.