Bobble-head graphics hide a deep and smart mid-level wargame that's just the right amount puzzle, initiative, and luck. Makes complex systems elegant.

Manages to re-imagine turn-based tactics in a way that completely works for modern sensibilities while still giving old-school players what they loved.

Great turn-based tactical game with a sleek multiplayer component. It's like competitive Rainbow Six mission planning-meets-Cyberpunk XCOM.

Lasted in one of the best "RTS for non-RTS people" games I've seen. Micro is less important than situational awareness, with historical appeal to boot.

Early access so it has time to shape up, but has the best parts of roguelikes combined with one of the most nuanced stealth mechanics I've seen.

Every bit as fabulous as Firaxis' XCOM remake, but in almost opposite ways. A great blend of dramatic tension and cold calculated wargaming.

Possibly the pinnacle of the multiplayer CO-OP gameplay. The world is evocative and the variety of missons keep even experienced vets coming back.

A coffee-break game that you can loose hours on. Variety in strategy and procedural content keep you coming back for more.

Gets what a lot of strategy games miss. It's a cross between a simple coffee-break puzzler and a deep strategic roguelike with a great aesthetic to boot

This game is fantastic: from its evocative vector aesthetic to the simplistic yet deep gameplay to the trmendous capacity to screw your friends.