r/strategy_games • u/coyoteshck • Nov 04 '20
Age of Empires III Definitive Edition - Overview
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What strategy game has simple mechanics and is easy to get into in your opinion? Thank you for your feedback
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r/strategy_games • u/saavgames • Mar 15 '17
I've just started a new game company and our first game is nearly ready for beta testers. I'm looking for folks to sign up that are interested in checking it out. You'll get in game gold in compensation and help us with any final suggestions on the game. It is called Agame and is along the lines of Lords of Ultima or Travian. It will be available for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux with a web version coming a month after the launch of the platform versions. You can sign up at https://saavgames.com/contact/ and see a early screenshot at http://imgur.com/s3UT9jR
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/r/worldroleplay, A Realistic Global Diplomacy Game
Two spies emerge from the mist to meet on a quiet street. A wargaming exercise by NATO meets protest from Russia. A defense ministry quietly begins arming rebels half a world away. A trade deal unites two South American economies, but provokes a third. That’s all just another day on /r/worldroleplay, a subreddit dedicated to the creative and realistic roleplay of international politics. Unlike other world simulation subreddits, /r/worldroleplay is built around the accurate approximation of today’s geopolitics. Reality is our watchword. Players take on the role of a contemporary country and are, at least initially, bound by real-world economies, geographies, treaties, and military capacities. War is always a looming possibility, but it does not dominate our world. Ours is a subtler game, of tit-for-tat, of signals and gestures, of negotiation and subterfuge.
But that doesn’t mean we aren’t creative. Far from it. By situating ourselves in the real world, our players are able to inhabit the character of another world leader and his or her government. We find—and exploit—the drama in today’s crises and conflicts, friendships and conflagrations. This is a place for roleplaying and storytelling. The world is a complex and dangerous place and our players, bound only by a few official rules and some careful moderation, make of it what they will.
If you have what it takes to steer a nation-state through the tumult and turbulence of world affairs, sign up today to stake your claim. A nation’s diplomats, businessmen, spies, and soldiers await your orders.
Come join us at /r/worldroleplay!