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- Probably the best competitive digital card game out there
- Easy to learn & hard to master
- A wonderful community
- The free to play model is very generous, when you enjoy grinding there is no need to invest real money
- An incredible crossplay experience (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and even Xbox)
- I personally play (& stream) Eternal Card Game on the Xbox

Probably the best online WW2 real time strategy game out there!

"Stronghold Kingdoms" is an answer to strategy fans who want to play in an online living and breathing world.
I wanted to wait a few monthes till I review it to give a better review as the game is massive and the amount of layers it has is enourmous.

Some words about the game:

- Takes place on a real map, one can choose to start in many maps such as : World, Europe, Germany, UK, USA, Poland, Turkey, France, Italy, Russia etc.
- You play as a lord with a fuedal titel starting from a "village idiot" up until "crown prince", those in essence are equivalent to "levels" in MMORPGs and provide you with more possibilities. You rank up by gaining "Honor" which is in essence "Experience" in MMORPGs. Honor can be collected in noumerous ways: Be it warefare, economy or pollitics.
- The core of the game is building and developing yours villages castles, of course as being built villages can also be conquered.

Economy:
-Resources are gathered from natural deposits and are used to build buildings or craft weapons (wood, stone, pitch and iron).
-Food is used to feed your population (apples, cheese, meat, bread, vegetables, fish and ale)
-Goods are used to hold banquets increasing your honor (meat, clothes, metalwork, furniture, wine, spices, silk and salt)
-Weapons are used to arm your people (Bows, Pikes, Swords, Catapults)
- Every resource can be created, traded or foraged.
- Everything is wraped under a large research tree.

Warefare:
- Scouts are used to gather reports about enemy castles.
- Armies are used to both defend your villages and attack your enemies villages.

Politics:
- There is a beautiful fuedal system in place, lower ranks answer to their lieges in the following system: Village < Perish < County < Province < Country. The higher position you hold the more glory you bring to your house. Political positions are acquired through voting but of course can be pressured using warefare or religeon influence.
- Lords fight under a banner of a faction (equivalent to guild in MMORPGs), and factions fight under a banner of a house.
- At end game houses struggle over the map domination.

Costs:
- How much does this cost?
Sadly a freemium bussiness model is in place which means that you can invest as much as you want.
In my opinion in order to stay competitive an investment of a few euros per month will be necessary.
- Will a player that invests more money that you have certain advantages? Yes, he will develop and progress faster. Is this a deal breaker? Absolutly not, some people play longer and some people pay longer... Up to each one.

N.B:
- Some people are unhappy about being razed, conquered and loosing all their hard worked on villages. I would like to say a few words about that:
It is true that "Stronghold Kingdoms" is not for the weak hearted... Yes you may loose all your villages in a war but you will get a new village and will still keep your fuedal rank, your research, your gold, faith and honor. So rebuilding is not a big deal and it is faster every time, like in real life... Sometimes we fall, but the whole point is to raise up again, this time even stronger.

To summerize:
A brilliant massive online strategy game that allows one to play as he wants. You may concentrate on warefare, farming, pollitics, religeon or whatever suits your intrests best.

Look me up on Europa 3 ;)

Heroes III , a classic that looks beautiful and has amazing turn based strategic gameplay even 15 years later!

I am very satisfied with the HD version, it works flawlessly and indeed is beautiful. When I was a teenager I never imagined I would one day play the same Heroes 3 with the same friends 15 years later on a huge TV, wireless mice and in full high definition resolution.

Also its important to note that you can download the maps of the expansions and add them to the base game.

Enjoy!

Absolutly a worthy steam version of Chess.

Gamewise:
- Clean UI
- Ellegant 2D Chess board
- Smooth gameplay
- Good classical background music
- Stockfish based AI with 100 difficulty lvls

Steam integration:
- Steam Achievements
- Steam Leaderboards
- Local / Online Multiplayer
- Supports Steam Controller

The best chess game on steam so far! Cannot recommend enough!

Relaxing and Beautiful!
Why do I love Euro Truck Simulator 2?

1- Its a beautiful simulator.
2- Feels extremly realistic (Truck brands and Europes geography)
3- Gives you the possibility to add your favourite radio stations to your trucks radio, making it a relaxing and real experience of making those long road trips!
4- Starts realistically- You start by driving your companies truck, progress to buy your own truck and end up having a logistics company full of trucks and drivers working for you!

If you are a fan of simulators, a fan of driving and live in Europe. This game is absolutly for you!

Infulent is by far my favourite educational game for the following reasons:

1- You get to learn vocabulary while doing what you like best (playing video games)
2- It is fairly light weight and can easily run on your laptop
3- For the amount of education the price of 10 Euros for the full game or 5 Euros for a second/third language pack is very fair!

*** Its important to note that Influent will not teach you a new language but will be a very useful supplument to your studies in terms of reinforcing your vocab knowledge!

If you are learning a foreign language and are somewhere between A1 - B2 your time spent with this game will be useful while staying pleasurble!

I give a thumbs up to the "Farming Simulator" franchise.
The reasons are:

1- Its absolutly relaxing gameplay, the closest you can get to nature without leaving the house.
2- It is by far the most deep game that can still be played "passivly", meaning you can fullfil other life duties such as reading/ studying and still enjoy this game in the background.
3- Has enough activities to engage you when you have more time and choose to play more "activly".
4- Even provides multiplayer to enjoy with friends!
5- Very educational for urban people like me who never even knew a thing or 2 about farming.

I will gladly recommend all the versions even today: 2011, 2013, 2015 every game has a set of achievments and the older it is the more basic the gameplay is. So if you are new to the franchise you can happily start from the oldest one but if you are looking for eye candy of course the newer look better ;)

I recommend Crusader Kings II with all my heart for the following reasons:

1- Very deep grand strategy game that includes fairly deep mechanisms of
- Warefare
- Diplomacy
- Economy
- Religon
- Intrigue
2- All that with a nice flavour of roleplaying.
3- Like in real life, here you are provided with many methods to reach your goal (carve your dinesty's name in the pages of history)
4- Huge amounts of content (especially with all DLCs) and many achievments
5- Is even pretty educating about history in terms of geography, political powers and religons.
6- In case you have a friend or 2 that are intrested in grand strategy this game makes a great LAN party.

For everybody with more than a few hours to spend I absolutly recommend this game, in case you dont have the time to pass the learning curve (perhaps 5+ hours) and are looking for something more casual, quick and accesible try Crusader Kings II's "younger brother" Sengoku.