Strategy (2398 programs)

Pros: Strategic blend of diplomacy and warfare. Fast-paced alternative to traditional grand strategy games. Rich medieval atmosphere and diverse gameplay systems.

Cons: Still in development, with unpolished visuals and occasional bugs.

Pros: Active content-sharing community. Clean retro visuals and relaxing music. Deep logic-based mechanics.

Cons: No structured progression or story. Cluttered interface during complex builds. Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Blend of word puzzle and roguelite progression. Over fifty unique bonuses. Daily and creative challenges.

Cons: Limited tries per run.

Pros: Reverses the classic tower defense formula. Offers real-time upgrades. Features chaotic visuals.

Cons: Fast, arcade-like pace might not appeal to all.

Pros: Free to play. Turn-based combat. Diverse events, characters, and items.

Cons: Dated visuals.

Pros: A tower defense where you build spell combinations. Spellcraft-centered gameplay. Let you transform characters into magical weapons.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: 20 unique playable characters. Deep strategy and team-building mechanics. High replayability through roguelite design. Engaging artefact and synergy system.

Cons: Can be overwhelming for new players.

Pros: Features popular hololive VTubers. Cute chibi art and voice lines. Online and offline play available.

Cons: Voice lines may distract during serious matches. Limited rewards or content depth. Mostly enjoyable only for hololive fans.

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

Cons: Not available yet.

Pros: Over 70 unique puzzle levels. Fully fledged Level Editor. Built-in undo system.

Cons: May be too challenging for newcomers.

Pros: Features a unique 3x3 grid placement. More than 100 base cards and link cards. Three distinct magic tomes.

Cons: Complex mechanics and steep learning curve.

Pros: Real-time combat. Roguelike and deckbuilding mechanics. Strategy-based gameplay.

Cons: Non-customizable buttons. Cluttered UI. Blocked card names.

Pros: Strategy-oriented gameplay. Purely based on chances. Supports local and online gameplay.

Cons: Visually underwhelming.