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1335 Strategy games reviewed and scored, best first.
1335 reviews
A Mount & Blade and Sands of Salzaar-inspired autobattler RPG that hooks a large share of its review sample for 60, 100, even 300-plus hours, whose Mixed rating is driven less by the core gameplay than by a specific, widely corroborated backlash over an always-online requirement quietly patched into a single-player game, alongside near-universal translation complaints and quest-breaking bugs.
3 / 10
A NZ$2.49 idle hero-placement tower defense from solo Chinese developer Yamate whose 30-wave campaign hits the same reproducible, game-breaking bug at wave 23 in two independent reviews a year apart, on top of a broken mana mechanic and unit upgrades that reset every time you quit — a serious flaw in a game built around idling away from the keyboard.
3 / 10
A cheap fantasy-themed clicker from Leakage Games that can be fully completed in a handful of hours, undermined by a genre-breaking design choice — no progress at all while the window isn't in focus.
3 / 10
A charming two-player frog-hopping board game built for Ludum Dare 56, undone on this shelf by a touch bug that leaves the actual board completely unresponsive to touch of any kind.
3 / 10
A Flash-game-inspired island-conquest strategy title with a genuinely large feature list -- 80 levels, dozens of unlockables, an orchestral score -- but almost no public review base yet to confirm whether that scope holds up in practice.
3 / 10
A stop-motion-animated turn-based tactics game about sacrificing squads of 'Veterans' against overwhelming enemy numbers, whose two earliest reviewers split sharply on the exact same feature -- one calling the voice acting 'spot on,' the other finding it grating within the first room.
3 / 10
Forever Entertainment's grid-based tactical RPG sequel, refining its predecessor's Fire Emblem-inspired systems with bigger battles and deeper customisation, whose Mixed review sample splits between genuine praise for its combat refinements and real frustration with a sparse story, weak tutorial, and an easy, occasionally buggy difficulty curve.
3 / 10
Pri Games' tower defense/idle hybrid pairs satisfying wave-clearing spectacle and a no-fail-state design with a genuinely divided Mixed reception, as a large share of its review sample finds the campaign short, the endless mode broken, and the developer gone quiet on feedback.
3 / 10
A Pared-Down Airline Manager With a Simple Promise Simple Airline Sim pitches itself honestly in its own store description: a tiny, uncomplicated take on the airline-management gen
2.9 / 10
A Tribal Fantasy MMO That Plays Nothing Like Its Own Trailer Adventurers Guild is a free-to-play MMORPG from AG Studio, set on the continent of Parmons, where players build a fanta
2.8 / 10
BidKing is a $2.99 multiplayer auction-bluffing game built on a genuinely clever sealed-bid psychological warfare concept, but its Very Negative early review sample is dominated by a disturbing, repeated pattern of hijacked Steam accounts being used to dump hundreds of dollars into the game, alongside credible cheating allegations that undermine its core hidden-information premise.
2.8 / 10
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A free, solo-developed cyberpunk tower defense game with an unusually small, almost entirely negative review sample — and a specific, independently-verifiable claim that it began life as a Unity tutorial course project.
2.8 / 10
A music-festival business sim from sunsixEstudios, unanimously negative across all five reviews to date, several independently and across different languages suspecting AI-generated content behind an unfinished, bug-riddled release — a suspicion this review could not confirm directly, but one compounded by a game-breaking input bug and, checked directly against the developer's own news feed, a confirmed silence since 9 June 2026.
2.5 / 10
A $9.99 fantasy trading card game promising decks, PvP and a growing card pool — that has sat on Steam since 2022 without a single user review or a live opponent to play against.
2.3 / 10
Shell Increment is a $3.99 pirate-themed incremental game where you command a skeleton crew looting ships for shells, and this review's full 10-review sample is Mostly Negative, dominated by a core-breaking bug that pauses idle progress the moment you alt-tab away and a save-data-loss issue reported in three separate languages.
1.9 / 10
