The library
Ten titles, each played properly before it was written about. Filter by how you like to play rather than by marketing category.
Showing 10 of 10 titles
A free-to-play combat MMO where aircraft, tanks and warships share the same battlefield. Matches run from arcade skirmishes to full simulator control, and thousands of researched vehicles sit behind a long progression tree.
Choose elves or humans and grow a magical city across a hand-painted world map. Research, layout planning and trade with neighbouring players carry more weight here than fighting does.
City building across historical eras, joined to a hero-collection combat system. You develop a settlement, recruit figures from different periods and fight tactical battles on a hex grid.
Pick a historical civilisation and lead it from a single settlement to an empire on a seamless world map, recruiting real historical commanders and fighting kingdom-scale wars.
A gentle restoration sim about bringing a run-down valley back to life. Clear land, plant crops, look after animals and follow a light story of neighbours returning to the village.
A persistent medieval browser strategy game built on resource management, army timing and alliance diplomacy. The presentation is dated; the strategic layer has aged remarkably well.
An Arthurian MMO strategy game about growing a stronghold, training armies and raising a dragon while your alliance fights for territory on a shared kingdom map.
A cooperative management game set on orbital stations. Build modules, expand laboratories and send out survey expeditions while keeping your residents supplied and content.
A hero-collection RPG where you assemble a five-strong team, upgrade their gear and skills, and send them into largely automated campaign, arena and guild battles.
A long-running browser space MMO. Fly a single ship through contested star maps, fight NPCs and rival factions, collect resources and upgrade your loadout with your company behind you.
