Strategy (148 programs)

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: Engaging gameplay. Unique theme. Diverse card abilities.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Randomness.

Pros: Strategic gameplay. Multiplayer mode.

Cons: Persistent performance issues.

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: Players can pool resources and strategies together. Many scenarios represent real-world restaurant concerns.

Cons: Single players may be unable to complete many tasks. There are no permanent upgrades between levels.

Pros: Detailed unit management. Random in-game events. Unique premise.

Cons: No multiplayer option.

Pros: Stunning visual design and animations. Fusion of RPG and bullet hell. Stages influenced by player choices. Opportunity to build an ideal team.

Cons: Voiceover is limited to Japanese only.

Pros: Offers multiplayer and single-player campaigns. Family-friendly game. Quirky. Simple gameplay mechanics.

Cons: Playing solo is not as fun as playing with family or friends.

Pros: Immersive bird-themed engine-building. Elegant digital integration with the base game. Accessible gameplay rewarding creativity.

Cons: Minimal challenge for veteran strategists. Duet Mode can feel repetitive. Limited variation in solo Automa mode.

Pros: Battles across land, air, and sea. Diverse unit types and commanders. Solo play and multiplayer options. Mission editor.

Cons: Music transitions can be jarring and inconsistent.

Pros: A futuristic setting and better graphics. Lots of levels to complete. Realistic fluid physics. Rich audio-visual experience.

Cons: Performance issues.