Strategy (2395 programs)
Pros: 3D sandbox graphics that depict the real world. Offers stress-free and immersive experience. Rich customization. Relaxing soundtrack.
Cons: Lack of external challenge. Potential repetitiveness.
Pros: Introduces a lot of original Civ concepts. Limited victory conditions. The game has open mod support.
Cons: Has the standard Civ difficulty levels. Dated graphics.
Pros: Integration of seasons. Aging population. Innovative tools. Attractive graphics. Acceleration feature.
Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners. Some ambiguities. Taxation takes time to get used to. No multiplayer.
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: Immersive campaign storyline. Introduces iconic Warcraft elements. Epic fantasy soundtrack.
Cons: Graphics are dated by modern standards. Generally imbalanced gameplay. Lacks guides and tooltips.
Pros: Simulation-meets-RTS gameplay. Ultra-realistic visuals. Explores history, politics, and economy.
Cons: Overly complicated mechanics. Requires intensive late-game micromanagement.
Pros: Amazing graphics when compared to the first. New particle physics and explosive effects.
Cons: Not good value for money. Needs a lot of modding.
Pros: Historical accuracy and detail. Versatile view modes. Variety of game modes. Customization and strategic depth.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Great graphics. Lots of fun features.
Pros: Realistic city neighbourhoods. Varied bus designs, including articulated buses.
Cons: Not exactly thrill-packed. Performance and stability issues.
