Introversion

Can someone recommend a good strategy game? I am intrested whether red alert 3 is worth a try.

Darwinia.
Defcon.
Multiwinia.

Red Alert 3 is enjoyable. I installed it last night, and it lives up to the usual Red Alert piss take of itself.

Does Startopia count? God game with combat aspects?

Mas Tnega wrote:Does Startopia count?

That was a good games, although a bit vague regarding what did what.

Also, mandatory suggestion (outside Rkiver's, that is): Starcraft

Play Hearts of Iron 2 (with add-on). There's nothing better strategies can suggest. Until Hearts of Iron 3 is here

Chess, or perhaps Chutes and Ladders.

Backgammon.... oh wait, that has chance to it.... some don't like the element of chance mixed with skill. :p

In that case, I suggest Go (aka Baduk or Wei-Qi).

If you're talking about computer games, how about Julian Gollop's games?
X-COM: Enemy Unknown, Rebelstar: Tactical Command, Laser Squad Nemesis?

EndWar (for the xbox 360) will be released next week. It looks interesting.

It'd be nice if End War had a better tutorial in the demo. :S

Also, the game doesn't like the word two. The only voice recognition I had a single difficulty with.

Try The Battle for Wesnoth.

Turn based, hex grid strategy. It's free, too.

Feud wrote:Chess, or perhaps Chutes and Ladders.

Ok, that's taking all that health and safety bullshit too far. What happened to the snakes?...

As for strategy games, I'd second startopia (Although, if startopia is allowed, I'd suggest trying to get the original Dungeon Keeper running - not a 'strategy game' in essence, but very, very good.)

Otherwise, there's the most obvious: Civilization. I prefer the second, myself, but the most recent is good and has extra pretty.

Battle of Wesnoth is good too, and the pixel art is pretty fantastic.

But, yes, Chess is very good.

Cooper42 wrote:

Feud wrote:Chess, or perhaps Chutes and Ladders.

Ok, that's taking all that health and safety bullshit too far. What happened to the snakes?...

I'd never heard of Snakes and Ladders, so I looked it up:

Wikipedia wrote:The game was sold as Snakes and ladders in England before Milton Bradley introduced the basic concept in the United States as Chutes and ladders, an "improved new version of ... England's famous indoor sport."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snakes_and_ladders

Since this introduction was in 1943, I had no idea that it had any other name.

Empire Earth I, it's an old game so it'll be nice and cheap to buy and it's still great fun

Dawn of war perhaps, or perhaps Age of mythology?