Strategy (2389 programs)

Pros: Deep, strategic gameplay. Rich custom scenario editor. Competitive and co-op multiplayer. Immersive 3D world and UI. High replayability with diverse pathogens.

Cons: Can become repetitive over time without user content.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Superb colorful visuals. Dynamic soundtrack. Comes with daily challenges.

Cons: Only 11 levels. Maps lack mechanical variety. No added gameplay modes. Game stages tends to be repetitive.

Pros: Suspenseful gameplay. Chilling sound effects. Blood-curdling jump scares. Players can use a Freddy mascot.

Cons: Almost impossibly difficult. Light on action. Battery drains fast. No other game modes.

Pros: Offers both tactical warfare and city-building.. An authentic Roman setting..

Cons: May be necessary if you own Total War: Rome.. Time-consuming and unsuited for more casual play..

Pros: The combination of strategy, tactics and management. Historically rigorous. Impressive battles.

Cons: Not enough balance.

Pros: Beautiful art style. Interesting gameplay mechanics. Based on real-life rules. Great voice-overs and soundtrack.

Cons: Frantic strategizing for resources. Constant trial and error. Slow and awkward character movements.

Pros: Engaging historical setting with a clear narrative direction. Deep political and diplomatic systems. Flexible base building and domain control. Real-time with pause mechanics.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: New civilization. Now has economic center. Hotkey guide. Challenging and interesting.

Cons: No in-game tips,. Objective banners disappear. Scenarios cannot be skipped. No rewards system.

Pros: Engaging blend of RTS and RPG elements. Persistent city system with customization. Co-op missions and PvP battles. Colorful, charming art style. Fan-driven revival with free content.

Cons: Limited content compared to other RTS titles. Simple mechanics may not satisfy hardcore fans. Original reliance on microtransactions.

Pros: An empire management game. Has five Native America factions. Fifth installment of the Total War series. Wide variety of upgraded game elements.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Rich historical and cultural details. Deeply strategic city management. Satisfying monument-building system.

Cons: Dated visual design. Slower campaign progression.

Pros: The graphics and animations. Clear and functional interface. Suitable for all audiences.

Cons: Not exactly challenging. Long, boring tutorial.

Pros: Good selection of campaigns and scenarios. Covers the entire human history and more. Features the PiP tool.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Diminishing player base.

Pros: Cross-platform play. Wide range of game modes.

Cons: Limited free features. Intrusive microtransactions.

Pros: Simulation-meets-RTS gameplay. Ultra-realistic visuals. Explores history, politics, and economy.

Cons: Overly complicated mechanics. Requires intensive late-game micromanagement.