Making History II: The War of the World
Making History II: The War of the World is a Grand Strategy, Turn-based, Single-player and Multiplayer WWII-themed video game developed and published by Muzzy Lane for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. The game serves as the successor to Making History: The Clam and The Storm and provides the player with the unique ability to control the territory of the world during the WWII. The game takes place in the fair environment where the player is capable of controlling one of several nations, starting from the year proceeding WWII. It includes several scenarios which start the player at the following dates such as 1933, 1936, and 1939. Each scenario in the game is created to reflect the historical situation and the tense environment of that time. As the commander, the player can command his units on the battlefield with an aim to take down them for resources and loot. The ultimate job of the player is to search for resources, research new technologies, and struggle to transfer his cities into the industry’s centre. At the region level, the player needs to create huge defensive structures like develop transportation networks, radar facilities, and more. Check it out, and have fun.
#1 Scarface Money. Power. Respect
Scarface Money. Power. Respect is a Turn-based Strategy, Single-player and Multiplayer video game developed by FarSight Studios and published by Sierra Entertainment for PSP (PlayStation Portable). Unlike The World is Yours, which is a Third-person Perspective and Open World Action video game, Scarface Money. Power. Respect revolves around Turn-based elements, introducing both Single-player and Multiplayer modes. In the game, the player takes on the role of the protagonist with a task to make strategic decisions to raise the power and to command the soldiers of shooters while competing against enemies. In Single-player story mode, the player needs to take direct strategic citywide commands to conquer the street-level real-time combat. The player must handle the large territory, profit-making opportunities, and adversaries through drug trafficking. The Multiplayer mode pits up to four players as criminals in a race to gain turf and money. In turn-based gameplay, each player needs to manage distribution and production of drugs, create enough strength to adversaries, and more. Try it out, and you’ll love it if you like to be a gangster.