Battleplan is a historical, WW2 real-time strategy game of unparalleled realism and simulation. Deep inside Allied headquarters, the Supreme Commander surveys the map of the Cotentin Peninsula. D-Day ...

Victory Banner is a WWII real-time strategy game that lets players switch instantly between commanding squads from above and directly controlling individual soldiers or tanks in third-person. Dive ...

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Unique resource management in Cobalt Core's deck-building enhances tactical gameplay. Mount & Blade: Warband's real-time combat requires quick, informed decisions for success. Wildfrost's innovative ...

The best PC strategy games in 2025 keep you on your toes with meaningful choices and weighty decisions, drawing you into their worlds with rewarding mechanics and impressive scale. Full of that ...

Company of Heroes 2 was developed by Relic Entertainment and published by Sega. It is available for the PC. Dan Crabtree is ...

There was a time when console and PC games were more or less two different species, with genres that were huge on one platform barely appearing at all on the other. Real-time strategy, point-and-click ...

A new video game set during the events of HBO's "Game of Thrones" is set to launch in 2026 from PlaySide Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive. The game, which was announced Friday out of Summer Game ...

Winter is coming for a redo, Westeros fanatics! Get ready to rewrite the ending of the hit HBO show inspired by George R.R. Martin‘s epic Game of Thrones saga—which left many very mad. Thanks to the ...

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Aaron is lifelong gamer of all genres, and has most likely put some serious hours into playing your favorite game. When not playing video games, or writing about them, he can be found doing any and ...

"If they're into the traditional turn-based hardcore stuff, it might not be for them," says Julian Gollop, the man who gave us X-COM and ushered in decades of tense turn-based tactical challenges.