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Strategy GamesStrategy games are about making decisions. With strategic games, whether you build a glorious empire or win WW1 depends almost entirely on the decision you make along the way. There are two types of strategic games: real time strategy games and turn based strategy games. One is played out continuously - usually war games; in the other players take turns, as in chess. |
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Galactic Capitalism |
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Galaxy |
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Games People Play, The |
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Gary Grigsby Pacific War |
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Gary Grigsby War in Russia |
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Gemfire |
| Like most KOEI offerings, Gemfire in an intricate fusion of resource management, diplomacy, and tactical combat. While that at least sounds engaging, Gemfire essentially boils down to ... |
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Gender Wars |
| Gender Wars is among one of the more entertaining games out in the early days when games like X-Com and Theme Park were around. Gender Wars doesn't take the same turn-based tactics ... |
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Gene Wars |
| This is the greatest game! The concept behind the game is completely unique combining a 'command and conquer' style strategy game with a gene splicing mutation game in which you can ... |
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Genesia |
| Genesia is a turn-based strategy game that involves the expansion and successful management of a kingdom. There are three players in every game and the gamers take turns in the game. ... |
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Genghis Khan (Positive) |
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Gengkhis Khan 1 |
| Ever dreamed of being in charge of a hoard of conquering Mongols? Well this is the game for you. If you're a fan of ruthless warfare backed by money from a capitalist free market ... |
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Gengkhis Khan 2 |
| Genghis Khan II is a classic KOEI strategy game. It is roughly similar to Nabunaga’s Ambition and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Basically, if you like KOEI games in general, ... |
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Gettysburg: The Turning Point |
| Gettysburg: The Turning Point is a tactical simulation of the Civil War classic encounter. The game time can stretch over the entire three days of the battle, or one can choose to play ... |
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Global Conquest |
| This was a blockbuster strategy game when it first came out. Dan Bunten wrote this turn based strategy war game.
Build different unit types in order to conquer cities. Unit types are ... |
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Global Domination |
| I remember playing Global Domination when I was 10 or 11 on my old, completely internet-incapable IBM. The prospect was exciting, take on the persona of a prominent historical figure ... |
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Global Effect |
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Gloriana - Elisabeth I |
| Gloriana - Elisabeth I is a historical game that takes place between 1550 and 1588. You start off as a poor merchant with little money and a small ship. You strive to become on of the ... |
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Goldfields |
| I remember playing this game when I was in primary school, and I swear I like it just as much now as I did then. “Goldfields” is one of those games that you just can’t stop playing, ... |
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Grand Slam Bridge II |
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Grandest Fleet 2, The |
| The Grandest Fleet 2 is a big improvement over the original Grandest Fleet. The AI update alone is worth changing from the old version. There are also many new scenarios that can be ... |
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Grandest Fleet, The |
| The Grandest Fleet originally released in 1994 by QQP is personally my favorite DOS game ever released. After 10 years of playing this game on and off I still find myself returning to ... |
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Grandmaster Chess |
| Grandmaster Chess is an interesting game. Most people see all those different chess games out there and probably think the same thing I do. How many things can you do with chess? When ... |
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