Strategy Video Games60
Strategy games. Victory depends here on player’s strategy and tactics. Main task is to control resources (e.g. troops, civil workers) in order to defeat an enemy or achieve some other goal. The gameplay can be turn-based or in real time (RTS). Specific types of strategy games are economic games and so called ‘tycoons’.
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From Dust
Strategy 27 July 2011
Created under the direction of Eric Chahi, the cult author of Another World, an extensive strategy in which players try to harness the forces of nature to ensure the safety and development of a tribe of people.
SimCity Creator
Strategy 28 September 2008
Sim City Creator is another part of an extremely popular series of economic strategies, in which the player is given the opportunity to play the role of the builder and mayor of the metropolis he has created.
Theme Park
Strategy 15 June 1994
Theme Park is an economic strategy produced by the Bullfrog Productions studio team. Players take control of the amusement park, and their task is to make it the most attractive and at the same time highly profitable place. The title is considered a precursor of the popular RollerCoaster Tycoon series.
Rock of Ages
Strategy 31 August 2011
An unusual Tower Defense strategy game developed by ACE Team. The game was designed for two players. Each of them is being given a castle. One player must protect the gates of his castle from the opponent. The fortresses are connected by a long and winding road through which a giant, rocky ball is rolling.
Defender of the Crown
Strategy 20 May 1986
Defender of the Crown is an excellent strategy game with loosely woven arcade elements, created in 1986 by the then reliable Cinemaware company. The player will play the role of one of the four Saxon princes and with the help of a sword will cut the way to the throne without saving his competitors.
Alien vs Predator: Extinction
Strategy 29 July 2003
Unusual approach to aliens, Predators and Marines, known for their numerous films, comic books and games. The game is a real time strategy, in which we lead the troops of each faction to battle. In total, we have 21 stages, divided into three different campaigns. Individual breeds have up to 10 different units.
Defenders of Ardania
Strategy 13 March 2012
Defenders of Ardania is a strategy game in the reality of fantasy, set in a world known from the series Majesty. Choosing one of the three races, our task is to defend the base using defensive means and structures. The game offers the possibility of playing on the offensive side and has an interesting system of spells. We can also play a multiplayer game for four players.
Tom Clancy's EndWar 2
Strategy canceled
Tom Clancy's EndWar 2 is a planned, but not finished continuation of the acclaimed RTS from 2008, Tom Clancy’s EndWar. The game was in development by Ubisoft Shanghai, supervised by Michael De Plater, one of the creators of the Total War series. The sequel was supposed to further develop the mechanics and solutions from the original game, and place even more emphasis on the story, as well as polish the gameplay and combat systems. A much bigger diversity of all three factions had been assumed.
RollerCoaster Tycoon
Strategy 22 March 1999
RollerCoaster Tycoon is an economic strategy developed by Microprose. Players have the task of managing a virtual amusement park, taking care of its development, generated profits and visitors' satisfaction. The game also allows you to design your own attractions, including the title mountain queues.
Jagged Alliance 2.5: Unfinished Business
Strategy 01 December 2000
A stand-alone addition to Jagged Alliance 2 Turn-based tactical game. It offers a completely new campaign in which we will play 20 exciting missions. We can lead the characters imported from the base, or hire new mercenaries. There were also some previously unseen types of armament.
Heroes of Might and Magic IV: The Gathering Storm
Strategy 24 September 2002
The first official expansion to the fourth installment of the renowned turn-based strategy series from the New World Computing studio. Heroes of Might and Magic IV: The Gathering Storm introduces over 20 individual scenarios and 6 new mini-campaigns, in which the key character is the mighty sorcerer named Hexis.
Corsairs: Conquest at Sea
Strategy 20 October 1999
A strategy-arcade game in which we play the role of an adventurous pirate. The action takes place in the 18th century. We shell ports, take part in sea battles, trade in goods, look for treasure or fulfill orders of one of the then superpowers. The authors also offered extensive city development options and an advanced diplomacy system.
SimCoaster
Strategy 03 May 2001
He is the successor to the well-known and liked Sim Theme Park, in which our goal is to acquire a majority of shares in a large international consortium and take over the position of President.
Deadlock: Planetary Conquest
Strategy 31 July 1996
A strategy combining the best features of titles such as K-240, Civilization, SimCity, Outpost and Utopia. The action of the game was set in the distant future. The player's task is to expand the colony on the planet Gallius IV.
Worms World Party
Strategy 04 March 2001
The next installment of the fun war waged by armed worms, the World Party is focused mainly on multiplayer gameplay on the Internet, providing many game modes and built-in chat.
Konung: Legends of the North
Strategy 11 November 2000
Konung: The Legend of the North is 1C Company's real-time strategy (RTS) with cRPG elements, set in a fantastic world modelled on early medieval Scandinavia. The player directs the actions of the hero, who wants to conquer an artifact guarded by dragons, giving power over all mortals.
Total Annihilation Kingdoms: The Iron Plague
Strategy 28 February 2000
The Iron Plague is an addition to Total Annihilation: Kingdoms, offering a new world inhabited by four civilizations controlling the four elements: earth, fire, air and water.
Harpoon Classic '97
Strategy 10 December 1996
The next installment of the legendary series of marine tactical games. Traditionally, the authors put the emphasis on realism. We have at our disposal numerous scenarios, from simple sea battles involving several vessels to complex air-desant operations involving hundreds of planes and ships.
Pacific Storm
Strategy 17 November 2005
Pacific Storm is a real-time strategy game that uses the theme of the memorable American-Japanese battle in the Pearl Harbor region on December 7, 1941. Of course, the clash around the Hawaiian port is only one of the many implemented scenarios, set within the framework of the Pacific Ocean and in line with the historical realities of World War II.
Supreme Ruler 2010
Strategy 17 May 2005
Supreme Ruler 2010 is a war strategy enriched with elements of economic simulation, for which the Battlegoat Studios development team is responsible. The action of the game has been set in the near future. The player leads the international organization "World Market", trying to maintain peace between conflicting states.
Mayday: Conflict Earth
Strategy 28 April 2000
A representative of the real-time strategy genre, in which we become the commander of the army of one of the three large earthly groups fighting with each other for power and access to natural resources.
Warlords II
Strategy 10 December 1993
The second part of the turn-based strategy of Warlords, set in the realities of the fantasy world. The gameplay and goal of Warlords II remained almost the same as in the previous part of the game, but efforts were made to improve the original work as much as possible.
Total War II
Strategy 23 June 2002
Second unofficial addition to Sudden Strike series by German company INtex Publishing GmbH. It only requires a basic version of Sudden Strike.
History Channel's Alamo
Strategy 15 April 2004
A strategic real-time game oriented towards historical realities. "History Channel's Alamo (the second title of the game equally used by its producer is "The Alamo") describes the events that took place during the American-Mexican War (1846-1848).