Strategy (2399 programs)

Pros: 23 unique civilizations. Play The World and Conquest expansions. Multiple victory conditions. Designed for long-term strategic planning.

Cons: Dated graphics. Multiplayer mode requires direct IP connection.

Pros: Ability to run your factions. Fight the legendary Borg aliens. High-quality graphics. Iconic characters. Unique faction gameplay.

Cons: High system requirements. Mature content.

Pros: Comes with eight new animals. Lets you customize your zoo. Balances gameplay between being zoo management and animal sim.

Cons: High-end graphics can cause storage space problems.

Pros: Deep social‐deduction mechanics. Wide variety of roles and powers. Dynamic, player‐driven discussion.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newcomers.

Pros: Larger expanded maps. Rivalry system. Deep building system.

Cons: Really nothing new with it.

Pros: Centers on the Egyptian civilization. Includes a weather system. Choose from various faction leaders. Lets you customize your campaign.

Cons: Weather system can put off beginners.

Pros: Bright and vivid graphics. Procedurally generated gameplay. Over 180 collectible cards. Lets you go up against other players.

Cons: Can be unnecessarily difficult.

Pros: Rich and immersive gameplay. Deep customization.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Players have complete agency over their adventure. Aliens have their own skills. Tests your strategic thinking skills.

Cons: Players can find the aliens’ designs to be unusual.

Pros: Unique setting and premise. Deep and strategic gameplay. Asynchronous multiplayer.

Cons: Still in development.

Pros: Unique Gameplay. Customizable Characters. Engaging Combat. Everyday Life Activities.

Cons: Limited Replayability.

Pros: A combination of adventure and deckbuilding. Deep compelling storylines. With the opportunity to plan using the counter system.

Cons: Unbalanced gameplay.

Pros: Customizable army. Exciting and unforeseeable gameplay. Fast-paced battles.

Cons: High system requirements.

Pros: Good use of minimalist visuals. Gentle learning curve. Low system requirements.

Cons: Lacks conflict and challenge.