Strategy (2399 programs)

Pros: Unique pixel-based fluid simulation. Deep tactical gameplay. Expansive customization options.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newcomers.

Pros: Supports multiple platforms. Offers elves and humans with distinct customization styles. Includes research, trading, and city-building features.

Cons: Some features require in-app purchases.

Pros: Engaging storytelling. Exploration. Varied factions.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Deep synergy-based deckbuilding with hundreds of combos. Wild potential for insane damage and game-breaking builds. High replayability with multiple weapon types, buffs, and difficulty levels.

Cons: Can feel overwhelming to new players due to the sheer depth and complexity.

Pros: 41 towers with unique evolution paths. 17 characters, 12 bosses, and 80+ items. Endless Mode and meta-progression for replayability.

Cons: Difficulty spikes and RNG reliance may deter newcomers.

Pros: Immersive fantasy world. Engaging storyline. Exploration elements.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Greatly increases new content. New content supported by mods. Good replay value.

Cons: Has performance breaking bugs. Extremely difficult.

Pros: Contains a variety of mini-games. Features adjustable difficulty settings.

Cons: Limited challenges.

Pros: Unique roulette mechanics. Diverse selection of charming animals. More than 100 sticker power-ups to collect.

Cons: Not available yet.

Pros: Has a lot of content. Offers more mechanics than most grand strategy games. Very wide gameplay options.

Cons: Can be challenging to learn.

Pros: Lovely art style. Immersive simulation. Game can be paused, slowed down, or sped up.

Cons: Lots of stuff to manage can overwhelm some players.

Pros: Engaging base-building and defense mechanics. Customizable vehicles, units, and upgrades. Strategic gameplay with high replay value.

Cons: Minimalist style may not appeal to all players.

Pros: Deep, flexible trading mechanics. Immersive medieval setting. Strong replay value with procedural world generation.

Cons: Steep learning curve due to complex systems.