Strategy (2398 programs)

Pros: Interesting match-3 gameplay. Roguelike deckbuilding elements. Fun and casual.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Fast-paced, engaging gameplay. Strong modding support. Runs smoothly even in large battles. Action RPG strategy mode.

Cons: Bare-bones content. Reported issues with controls. No campaign mode. Can feel more like a mindless micro-management game.

Pros: Vibrant, cartoony art style. Humorous and satirical narrative. Traditional turn-based strategy mechanics. Weather and resource management add depth. Local and online multiplayer.

Cons: Local and online multiplayer. Humor may not appeal to all players.

Pros: Unique and intriguing premise. Tactical turn-based combat. Diverse creatures, spells, and ideas to unlock.

Cons: High learning curve.

Pros: Overarching gameplay across three eras. 14 factions to choose from. Choose your own adventure.

Cons: Unintuitive UI.

Pros: A roguelike dice game. Plenty of elements for experimentation.

Cons: Heavy reliance on luck.

Pros: Cute and charming art style. Unique mix of genres. Engaging strategic choices.

Cons: Unreliable user interface. Lack of transparent info on unit stats.

Pros: Unique tide system. Combines settlement-building, trade, and exploration. Rich customization.

Cons: Tide mechanics might frustrate.

Pros: Procedurally generated nonlinear maps. Auto battler combat. Diverse creature customization with cards and upgrades. Strong replay value.

Cons: Permadeath system can feel discouraging.

Pros: Hundreds of autonomous units on-screen. Deep roguelite-RTS hybrid mechanics. Great co-op and PvP multiplayer support.

Cons: Steep learning curve and minimal handholding. Intentionally “brute” mechanics might feel clunky to newcomers.

Pros: Strong mix of strategy, tower defense, and city builder mechanics. Replayable roguelite progression with unlockable perks. Real-time tactics and combat variety.

Cons: Controls feel less natural when not using a controller.