With a free Battle. You can choose between three armies and four game modes, and can play as many A. Plus, get good enough at StarCraft II and you may end up training robots with your brain waves.

Unlike the mana-driven, one-round rulesets found in Hearthstone or Magic the Gathering: Arena , Gwent faces players off in a best-of-three match in which they can play as many cards as they want per round, but must hold some back in order to win the later rounds.

Offering up to four centuries of Medieval European alt-history, Crusader Kings II is set between and and has you control a kingdom during the Crusades, attempting to maintain power across generations of rulers.

The base game is free, though all of the DLC will cost you a couple hundred dollars unless you wait for a sale. These DLCs offer new nations, empires, and periods of history — Islam, Rome, India, Japan, and many, many more — but the original campaign is definitely worth playing.

The core of the game is single-player. There is a player multiplayer mode that any player can join regardless of which DLC they own, but with the game in its ninth year and Crusader Kings III out, you may not see a large multiplayer presence these days.

A single campaign may take you 50 hours to complete, thanks to the complexity of the mechanics and varied directions you can take your family house.

Protect your one stretch of land across centuries from one religious or political threat to the next, or try to conquer the country or continent and accept the complexities that go with total rule.

For thoses who spent all their pocket money on physical MTG cards for years, only to move away from all the friends they used to play Magic with, Arena is a great way to reconnect with old friends and dive back into the game without spending too much money.

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It's a liberating sandbox designed to generate a cavalcade of stories as you guide your species and empire through the stars, meddling with their genetic code, enslaving aliens, or consuming the galaxy as a ravenous hive of cunning insects.

Fantasy 4X Endless Legend is proof that you don't need to sacrifice story to make a compelling 4X game.

Each of its asymmetrical factions sports all sorts of unique and unusual traits, elevated by story quests featuring some of the best writing in any strategy game.

The Broken Lords, for instance, are vampiric ghosts living in suits of armour, wrestling with their dangerous nature; while the necrophage is a relentless force of nature that just wants to consume, ignoring diplomacy in favour of complete conquest.

Including the expansions, there are 13 factions, each blessed or cursed with their own strange quirks. Faction design doesn't get better than this.

Civ in space is a convenient shorthand for Alpha Centauri, but a bit reductive. Brian Reynolds' ambitious 4X journey took us to a mind-worm-infested world and ditched nation states and empires in favour of ideological factions who were adamant that they could guide humanity to its next evolution.

The techs, the conflicts, the characters— it was unlike any of its contemporaries and, with only a few exceptions, nobody has really attempted to replicate it.

Not even when Firaxis literally made a Civ in space, which wasn't very good. Alpha Centauri is as fascinating and weird now as it was back in '99, when we were first getting our taste of nerve stapling naughty drones and getting into yet another war with Sister Miriam.

Pick an Age of Wonders and you really can't go wrong, and if sci-fi isn't your thing, absolutely give Age of Wonders 3 a try, but it's Age of Wonders: Planetfall that's got us all hot and bothered at the moment.

Set in a galaxy that's waking up after a long period of decline, you've got to squabble over a lively world with a bunch of other ambitious factions that run the gamut from dinosaur-riding Amazons to psychic bugs.

The methodical empire building is a big improvement over its fantastical predecessors, benefiting from big changes to its structure and pace, but just as engaging are the turn-based tactical battles between highly customisable units.

Stick lasers on giant lizards, give everyone jetpacks, and nurture your heroes like they're RPG protagonists—there's so much fiddling to do, and it's all great.

Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 's cosmic battles are spectacular. There's a trio of vaguely 4X-y campaigns following the three of the Warhammer 40K factions: The Imperium, Necron Empire and the nasty Tyranid Hives, but you can ignore them if you want and just dive into some messy skirmishes full of spiky space cathedrals colliding with giant, tentacle-covered leviathans.

The real-time tactical combat manages to be thrilling even when you're commanding the most sluggish of armadas. You need to manage a whole fleet while broadside attacks pound your hulls, enemies start boarding and your own crews turn mutinous.

And with all the tabletop factions present, you can experiment with countless fleet configurations and play with all sorts of weird weapons.

Viking-themed RTS Northgard pays dues to Settlers and Age of Empires, but challenged us with its smart expansion systems that force you to plan your growth into new territories carefully.

Weather is important, too. You need to prepare for winter carefully, but if you tech up using 'lore' you might have better warm weather gear than your enemies, giving you a strategic advantage.

Skip through the dull story, enjoy the well-designed campaign missions and then start the real fight in the skirmish mode.

Mechanically, Homeworld is a phenomenal three-dimensional strategy game, among the first to successfully detach the RTS from a single plane.

If you liked the Battlestar Galactica reboot, you should play this. The different factions are so distinct, and have more personality than they did in the original game—hence Soviet squids and Allied dolphins.

They found the right tonal balance between self-awareness and sincerity in the cutscenes, as well—they're played for laughs, but still entertain and engage.

Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak sounded almost sacrilegious at first. Over a decade since the last Homeworld game, it was going to take a game remembered for its spaceships and 3D movement and turn it into a ground-based RTS with tanks?

And it was a prequel? Yet in spite of all the ways this could have gone horribly wrong, Deserts of Kharak succeeds on almost every count.

It's not only a terrific RTS that sets itself apart from the rest of the genre's recent games, but it's also an excellent Homeworld game that reinvents the series while also recapturing its magic.

Only Total War can compete with the scale of Supreme Commander 's real-time battles. Simutrans is een freeware en open-source transport simulatie game.

Het doel van dit spel is het maken van een succesvol transport bedrijf. Goederen en mensen kunnen per trein, bus, schip en vliegtuig worden vervoerd Hedgewars is de opensource variant van worms.

Inplaats van wormen vechten hier egels tegen elkaar. De spelers hebben allemaal een aantal egels die om de beurt een wapen uit het arsenaal kunnen kiezen en Battleswarm: Field of Honor is een gratis te spelen spel dat zowel first person shooter als real time strategy elementen heeft.

In deze game kun je deelnemen in de oorlog tussen The Humans de Scorched 3D omvat een levendige driedimensionale landschap dat geamimeerde straaljagers, marineschepen, water, en zelfs