Every gamer has different requirements for enjoying a game.

To meet those requirements they have made games that are:

Button mashers.

Highly graphical.

Artistic in design.

Story intensive.

Shallow.

Immersive.

Tactical and Strategical.

Those elements are then reused and placed into specific themes and genres. Sometimes done very well and sometimes done terribly.

My choice for game enjoyment is usually Tactical and Strategical.

because in games that are made to be Tactical and Strategical great attention can be given to the Art - Story - Graphics and intensity you will experience. Tactical and Strategical will have all of the very best elements without having to constantly press buttons. Which for me is always a good choice.

Games such as Sins Of A Solar Empire which wage war across multiple galaxies and require that you are capable of logistics and resource management as well as ETA of transit vehicles in route across multiple planets and while managing dozens of holding front line positions against no less than nine other factions who can inhabit over a hundred worlds. Well. That takes some serious chops. You will have to be focused. Which is easy to do with the excellent graphics and story which unfolds through your choices.

Then there are games like Zombie Defense. A game that pits you against a horde of Zombies intent on destroying whats left of humanity. With only you and your troops holding the line. Every decision matters. What is your priority?

Weapons? Income? Personnel? Support? Assistance? Command? Units? Your resources are limited. You cant do it all and you cant have it all. How will you hold the line? Can you hold the line?

Similar to that scenario is a game called rebuild. A post apocalyptic survival story driven choice game.

Or Invisible incorporated. A top of the line spy game that will test you to your limits and challenge every tactic you can come up with.

Also possibly having the best graphics and actions fro that type of a game.

My recommendation is always Tactical and Strategy first.

If you have a console I highly recommend X-Com in all of its incarnations.

I do also play other types of games which provide a completely different gaming experience. But that's another discussion for another TIME.

If you find any of these games to your liking or are interested. Give it a go. They are all turn based, and that means you can walk away, and come back to it whenever you need, or want to. Which makes them perfectly oriented for people who have responsibilities. People who would not be able to have any game-time at all. They are safe good clean fun for all ages.

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I've always been more into sports games, but now I'm discovering new games. Tactical games are interesting, and they really make you think

I've already tried Sins Of A Solar Empire and it's really interesting game

On 1/21/2023 at 8:11 PM, Rodney campbell said:

Every gamer has different requirements for enjoying a game.

To meet those requirements they have made games that are:

Button mashers.

Highly graphical.

Artistic in design.

Story intensive.

Shallow.

Immersive.

Tactical and Strategical.

Those elements are then reused and placed into specific themes and genres. Sometimes done very well and sometimes done terribly.

My choice for game enjoyment is usually Tactical and Strategical.

because in games that are made to be Tactical and Strategical great attention can be given to the Art - Story - Graphics and intensity you will experience. Tactical and Strategical will have all of the very best elements without having to constantly press buttons. Which for me is always a good choice.

Games such as Sins Of A Solar Empire which wage war across multiple galaxies and require that you are capable of logistics and resource management as well as ETA of transit vehicles in route across multiple planets and while managing dozens of holding front line positions against no less than nine other factions who can inhabit over a hundred worlds. Well. That takes some serious chops. You will have to be focused. Which is easy to do with the excellent graphics and story which unfolds through your choices.

Then there are games like Zombie Defense. A game that pits you against a horde of Zombies intent on destroying whats left of humanity. With only you and your troops holding the line. Every decision matters. What is your priority?

Weapons? Income? Personnel? Support? Assistance? Command? Units? Your resources are limited. You cant do it all and you cant have it all. How will you hold the line? Can you hold the line?

Similar to that scenario is a game called rebuild. A post apocalyptic survival story driven choice game.

Or Invisible incorporated. A top of the line spy game that will test you to your limits and challenge every tactic you can come up with.

Also possibly having the best graphics and actions fro that type of a game.

My recommendation is always Tactical and Strategy first.

If you have a console I highly recommend X-Com in all of its incarnations.

I do also play other types of games which provide a completely different gaming experience. But that's another discussion for another TIME.

If you find any of these games to your liking or are interested. Give it a go. They are all turn based, and that means you can walk away, and come back to it whenever you need, or want to. Which makes them perfectly oriented for people who have responsibilities. People who would not be able to have any game-time at all. They are safe good clean fun for all ages.Also, except from such games, I also like different card games because they are exciting to me and also make you think and plan a lot. Usually, I play such games in online casinos because there, I can choose the game I like, and none of my friends play it. This site here https://online-casinocz.com/casino-bonus/bez-vkladu/ helped me a lot to find some better sites to try, and they are with no deposits, which is great and a perfect way to check out the site without fear of losing something.

Such games have been my favorite for a long time. I like challenges, I like to think, to plan, and so on.

I can play such games for hours without being bored.

But from time to time I also like play shooters

thank you @gio74 + @mellypops for joining, and you are free to share gaming news or interest of your own:) please do so

On 1/21/2023 at 9:11 PM, Rodney campbell said:

Every gamer has different requirements for enjoying a game.

To meet those requirements they have made games that are:

Button mashers.

Highly graphical.

Artistic in design.

Story intensive.

Shallow.

Immersive.

Tactical and Strategical.

Those elements are then reused and placed into specific themes and genres. Sometimes done very well and sometimes done terribly.

My choice for game enjoyment is usually Tactical and Strategical.

because in games that are made to be Tactical and Strategical great attention can be given to the Art - Story - Graphics and intensity you will experience. Tactical and Strategical will have all of the very best elements without having to constantly press buttons. Which for me is always a good choice.

Games such as Sins Of A Solar Empire which wage war across multiple galaxies and require that you are capable of logistics and resource management as well as ETA of transit vehicles in route across multiple planets and while managing dozens of holding front line positions against no less than nine other factions who can inhabit over a hundred worlds. Well. That takes some serious chops. You will have to be focused. Which is easy to do with the excellent graphics and story which unfolds through your choices.

Then there are games like Zombie Defense. A game that pits you against a horde of Zombies intent on destroying whats left of humanity. With only you and your troops holding the line. Every decision matters. What is your priority?

Weapons? Income? Personnel? Support? Assistance? Command? Units? Your resources are limited. You cant do it all and you cant have it all. How will you hold the line? Can you hold the line?

Similar to that scenario is a game called rebuild. A post apocalyptic survival story driven choice game.

Or Invisible incorporated. A top of the line spy game that will test you to your limits and challenge every tactic you can come up with.

Also possibly having the best graphics and actions fro that type of a game.

My recommendation is always Tactical and Strategy first.

If you have a console I highly recommend X-Com in all of its incarnations.

I do also play other types of games which provide a completely different gaming experience. But that's another discussion for another TIME.

If you find any of these games to your liking or are interested. Give it a go. They are all turn based, and that means you can walk away, and come back to it whenever you need, or want to. Which makes them perfectly oriented for people who have responsibilities. People who would not be able to have any game-time at all. They are safe good clean fun for all ages.

I have always loved strategies, because they require analytical thinking, planning and the ability to predict the actions of opponents. That is why I often played Cities: Skylines, Frostpunk, Age of Empires. However, recently I decided to look at this topic from a different angle and started reading on  https://kaszinoworld.com/cashwin/ about various games, their features, pros and cons. Gambling also includes elements of strategy. I like to control the process and think ahead.

I love strategies where the interface is easy and everything is as clear as possible.
I also play Zombie Defense, a cool game that I recommend to everyone.

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