Strategy Games
'Land of the Taniwha' a point-and-click adventure game.
Defend the cake against thousends of Ants.
The reversal of the TD games.
Pop all bloons before they escapes the maze.
The second sequel to the bloons tower defense series.
More bloons, more apes, more towers!
Blast the little bot.
A Ninja in an exciting click adventure!
The small Ninja is back!
The game, which has created a new genre!
A Tower Defense Game based on Warcraft III.
Chapter One - The Forgotten.
Raise, call or fold!
Defend our Earth against invading UFOs and Aliens.
Jack Van Cell - Stinger Sniper
Be part of an Underground Militia Group.
Defend you desktop from harmful threats like adware, spyware or viruses.
A tower defense game in LEGO style.
A crazy point n click adventure game.
Defend your village against 50 waves of creeps.
The flash version of Valve's Portal
Protector, an isometric defense game.
Buy a horse, choose a jockey and make money.
A world domination board game.
Stop the enemy from reaching you base.
An adventure in black and white.
The 3rd episode of the SHIFT experiment.
A turn based fighting game.
The journey of the sproud.
Challenge the world in this multiplayer RPG game.
Build armies and send them into battle.
A futuristic tower defense game.
Strategy Games
Strategy games are made to test your decision making ability, your patience, and your endurance. You will need skillful thinking and planning to be victorious. There are two types of strategy games, turn based strategy and real time strategy. The term Strategy games takes its origin from board games, making them interactive and more complex.
In Turn based strategy games, each player will make their move, each reaction depending on the decision you make. These are usually wargames, and games related to such. In Real time strategy games you do not take turns. This term pertains mostly to computer games. Every action you perform is simultaneous, hence the term real-time. You do not have to wait for another player to finish their turn.
An attempt to converge Turn Based and Real Time strategy games has been made, including such games as Fallout and Homeworld. The four goals of a strategy game are: eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate. The term for this is 4X. The Civilization games are probably the most well known of this type. Whether you're a real-time strategist looking to build bases or produce units or a turn-based strategist wanting to beat your competitor, then these types of games are more than perfect for you.