Grand Ages: Rome
Grand Ages: Rome combines the elements of Real-time Strategy and City-building developed by Haemimont Games and published by Kalypso Media. The game supports both Single and Multiplayer modes and takes place in the historical settings. It is the sequel to Imperium Romanum released in 2008. In the beginning, the player needs to select a character, give it a name and customize it to get into the world. It centers on during the end of the Roman Republic in the single-player campaign and lets the player assume the role of the leader. The primary objective of the player is to create his Roman Empire by building different structures, houses, and more. Recruit his army to protect his inhabitants, and defend his Empire. The player needs to keep his people happy by offering the services and fight against enemies to loot their resources and conquer their lands. The player can create bakeries, grow crops, build pig farms, and produce useful goods such as bricks, lumber and more to progress through the game. With prominent gameplay, excellent mechanics, and incredible graphics, Grand Ages: Rome is the best game as compared to other RTS games.
#1 Tom Clancy’s EndWar
Tom Clancy’s EndWar mixes the elements of Real-time Tactics, Turn-based, and War. It supports both Single and Multiplayer modes. It offers an immersive gameplay, in which the massive nuclear terrorist attack happens in Saudi Arabia, slaughtering almost six million people and take control the oil resources and puts the world into an energy crisis. There are three different factions such as The United States, The Russian Federation Spetsnaz, and the European Federation. Each faction has its advantages and weakness. Select one of them to dive into the game world where you have to lead your troops and compete against other factions and defeat them by destroying their units and headquarters. The game includes seven different units for a command such as Tanks, Engineers, Helicopters, Artillery, Vehicles and more. Three types of missions are included in the game that can be used for different purposes such as Air Strikes, Electronic Warfare, and Force Recon. Tom Clancy’s EndWar offers exciting features such as WWII, Waypoint System, and Realistic Battlefield set in Europe, Customization, and more. Try it out, and it’ll entertain you.
#2 Warhammer: Dark Omen
Warhammer: Dark Omen is a Fantasy-based, Real-time Tactics and Single-player Wargame developed by Mindscape and published by Electronic Arts. The game has both Single-player and Multiplayer modes and the gameplay based upon the Warhammer Fantasy Battle tabletop and figurines. It serves as the sequel to Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat, released in 1996. While the game introduces the similar mechanics to Shadow of the Horned Rat, it comes with a number of enhancements, including the massive 3D Terrains, deep streamlined interface system, and improved management system, but the game focuses on the linear storyline. The story of the game is set within the Warhammer Fantasy setting and revolves around on the mercenary army effort to battle against a threat to the old land by the massive army of undead forces controlled by a brutal entity. The game offers the perfect combination of fantasy and medieval warfare elements while using the units based on the setting of Warhammer Fantasy, ranging from cavalry, infantry, artillery, and more. With fantastic features, superb graphics, and smooth controls, Warhammer: Dark Omen is the best game to play and enjoy.