An early access title though it's core RTS mechanics are well done. The rougelike mechanics offer an interesting twist on the genre adding greatly to it's replayablity.

Has some major performance issues. The game is pretty terribly optimized. It's also full of Chinese censorship. Gameplay is decent but because of the previous issues; it's not recommended.

Ever wanted to role-play a Japanese Warlord? Do that here. One of the better games in the series. The setting is perfect for a total war game. Naval combat is a bit of a miss but the rest is gold.

Very stylized visuals make for a pretty chill strategy game. Scoreboard lets you compete with your friends. You unlock new perks and challenges for leveling up from scoring; keeps things interesting.

One of the most convoluted but deep sim games out there. It's not as hard as it might seem once you learn how things work. Truly a game for Huge Pick enjoyers as there's hardly a game with more picks.

Rockstar dropped the ball with this one. They removed most of the music. Worst of all you can't beat the final mission unless you mod it to fix bugs. You'll need mods to enjoy this as it was intended.

A fairly unique experience where you design both air and land ships. If you enjoy building things and then watching them get blown apart; you'll probably enjoy this game. Has a 4x conquest mode too.

Remake of a classic. If you have not played HL1 this is probably the best way to experience it if you're used to the source engine. Level design of this era was very purposeful with a lot less filler.

Don't buy this game unless you already have the previous titles. The titles build upon each other and III has the least varied content of them all. A lot of the content was already in previous games.

Based game. This is the true male fantasy everyone's always talking about.