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Pros: Distinct factions and inventive units support strong replay value. Yuri’s Revenge expands gameplay depth with new campaigns and a unique third faction.

Cons: Requires community tools for modern compatibility and online play. Older RTS design contributes to a steeper learning curve.

Pros: Large variety playable characters. Quick yet action-packed.

Cons: Lacks private server for ranked matches.

Pros: New location as the setting. Two playable factions. Four linear campaigns. Multiplayer mode.

Cons: Some user interface issues.

Pros: Realistic physics simulation. Create and destroy planets.

Cons: Can be complex.

Pros: Support for mods. Huge cities. micromanagement.

Cons: Nothing major.

Pros: Unique martial arts-themed strategy game. Stylish and fun gameplay. Unit progression system.

Cons: Game balance. Bad A.I..

Pros: Single-player offline mode.

Cons: Multiple upgrade paths could be challenging to learn initially.

Pros: Deep and rewarding strategy gameplay. Wide variety of civilizations and units. Strong multiplayer and esports presence. Engaging historical campaigns.

Cons: AI can be inconsistent. Can be complex for newcomers.

Pros: Unique premise with adaptive AI. Engaging stealth and puzzle mechanics. Distinctive, eerie cartoon aesthetic.

Cons: Inconsistent AI behavior. Clunky platforming and physics. Puzzles often lack clear objectives. Underwhelming sound design.

Pros: Challenging tactical play. Clear isometric map. Interesting character abilities.

Cons: Limited replay. Dated graphics.

Pros: Larger scale battles. Over 100 skirmish missions. Multiple campaigns covering different Crusade periods.

Cons: Moderate learning curve.

Pros: Wide variety of heroes. Detailed graphics and sound design. Deep strategic gameplay. Good graphic and artistic section.

Cons: Pronounced learning curve.

Pros: Incredibly detailed historical simulation. Intuitive map designs. Covers almost all aspects of the war. Refined micromanagement via new interface shortcuts. Enhanced strategic depth for minor European powers.

Cons: Takes too long to finish a game.

Pros: Better graphics than the previous version. More to do than with AOE 2. Repetitive tasks are less annoying than with AOE 2.

Cons: There are still some repetitive tasks that are required even in later stages of the game. The game could have used more story modes. You may still win by building massive armies and having them attack at once.

Pros: Gives attention to detail. Offers dynamic gameplay. Comes with excellent graphics.

Cons: Feels repetitive in single-player mode.

Pros: Superb graphics. Some realistic elements and gameplay.

Cons: Historical facts and scenarios wrong in parts.