Strategy – I’ve defined strategy games as anything that has a deep strategic element of it but the game may well play out in a tactical sense. To be strategic, there’ll need to be a campaign or ongoing element so a game like Chess would never make it onto the list. Series – rather than clutter the list with multiple iterations from the same series, I’ve limited myself to just one entry for each major series. So whilst you will find Civilization in the list, I won’t have separate entries for Civ 1, Civ 2 and Civ 4. The below list of the top ten strategy games of “all time” is my own list, based on my opinion but there are a few limiting criteria I’ve placed criteria I placed on myself:
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Turn-based went out of style for a while, though never totally died out and with the growth of the indie game, turn-based made a return to the main-stream, which peaked when Firaxis released the new updated version of XCOM in 2012, on PC and Xbox and, eventually a wide array of formats. Turn-based strategy games have been around for a very long time, at least as long as the computer itself with chess, the classic and one of the oldest strategy games around represented on many a computer.Īs computers have gotten more advanced, so strategy games advanced too with more and more complex and detailed games coming out, modelling a wide array of subjects.ĭuring the eighties, there was a renaissance of turn-based strategy with SSI famous for its strong catalogue, featuring conversions of many Avalon Hill board-games, as well as many original creations.
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