Strategy Game Recommendations

You may enjoy Grand Strategy games over RTS then. EU4, CK2/3, HOI4, are the Paradox titles; Total War games have that aspect as well.

It's like a game of Civ come to life.

Civilizations isn’t an RTS, it is turn based

I've been playing a game called Old World, which is basically Civ with decent UI and AI. The UI is intuitive and uses a nested tooltip system similar to Crusader Kings 3. The AI is pretty decent at war, it will flank you, use its strengths against your weaknesses, and will retreat to heal units that you don't finish off instead of fighting unwinnable battles.It's set entirely in the ancient time period instead of having multiple ages, which I find this to be a strength since un

Try Warzone2100. It's quite fun RTS.

RTS games like Starcraft or Age of Empires. Infinite replayability.

I yearn for the days of turn-based strategy games.I played HoMM2 and (even moreso) 3 a ton. I loved the tactical combat and that resource management didn't get out of hand. I played a ton of user-made maps. Loved it.The other two games of this genre I played a ton were Civ1 and Civ4.I can literally recall waking up at noon, starting up Civ1 and then looking out and it was dark. I didn't really play Civ2 and Civ3 as much. They just added isometric view and even more micr

I've given up on Civilization in favor of Europa Universalis IV. What it lacks in epic-scale from the ancient era, it makes up for with lovely detail. Attrition may kill more of your army than the enemy, peasant uprisings and revolts are common (rather than signs of epic mismanagement), papal elections and the Protestant Reformation are intricately structured gameplay mechanics... or you could play as the Aztecs and contend with a 'doom' countdown which can only be sated by occupy

Is this based on the classic digital evolution wargames? :D

It's more like Anno than Civ