Strategy (2398 programs)

Pros: Addictive core loop. Strategic decision system. Modding opportunities.

Cons: Repetitive content. Balance issues. Technical problems. Lack of depth.

Pros: Curious story. Deep crafting system. Unique combat mechanics.

Cons: No release date yet.

Pros: A delightfully chaotic goblin store management game. Has a little bit of mischief to its gameplay. Great for fans of interactive and hilarious games.

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Pros: Multiple commanders to choose from. Diverse units to lead in battle. Online PvP. Built-in map editor.

Cons: No exact release date yet.

Pros: A sci-fi clicker experience. Offers daily and weekly login rewards. Offers offline progression. You can manually play or let automation do it for you.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay loop.

Pros: Established worldbuilding. Idle mechanics. Story-driven. Diverse game modes.

Cons: Brief gameplay.

Pros: Innovative destructible Machine card system. Deep card component customization. High replayability with remixed enemies.

Cons: Complex systems.

Pros: Creative blend of volleyball, dodgeball, and strategy. Distinct class-based team dynamics. Engaging turn-based tactical combat. Replayability through roguelike structure.

Cons: Full progress resets after a single defeat. Still in Early Access.

Pros: Cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Easy-to-learn rules. Variety of helpful tools. Cute theme with pixies, gnomes, and witches.

Cons: Core gameplay loop can feel repetitive.

Pros: A one-hour game yet offers a rich gameplay. Has a dynamic randomly generated maps and diverse factions. Offers a meaningful unit customization. 64 areas to explore, 70 heroes, and more than 300 equipment.

Cons: No real-time multiplayer or online features.

Pros: Deep cooperative gameplay with hidden motives. Atmospheric setting and strong narrative. Unique card-based action system. Friend’s Pass lets others join for free.

Cons: Not ideal for solo play or random matchmaking.

Pros: Unique heroes with skills and upgrade paths. Strategic placement and status effects deepen combat. Custom decks, relics, and challenges expand replayability. No turn timer.

Cons: Steep learning curve. No direct control of heroes during battles. Heavily relies on strategy over mechanical skill.

Pros: Blends action combat with resource management and fortress-building. Features elemental synergies with evolving weapon and Essence combos. Supports solo play or co-op.

Cons: Steep learning curve for new players.

Pros: Four-chapter campaign blending story and strategy. Deep turn-based combat. Rich mythological narrative.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Competing gods with unique domains and challenges. Freedom of choice between benevolence and tyranny. Living world that reflects divine actions.

Cons: Heavy focus on follower management and resource balancing.