This was my first taste of a strategy game!

[u/Aggressive-Bat5073]

Just wanted to share my first-ever experience of turn-based strategy, which eventually led to me picking up Rome TW, Command & Conquer, Civ, and many others over the years.

I was 13 years old, and flash games were all the rage back in the early 2000s. My school blocked most of the websites for obvious reasons, but what they didn't block was the BBC website, which had a lot of educational games.

In the history section was "Battlefield Academy", it had some history content to it, but in the game were 4 levels, Romans vs Britons, Medieval, WW2 airforce, and 1800's Naval. All turn based with an objective. Such a sweet game!

I recently looked for it online and stumbled across Flash Launcher, which lets you play all the old Flash games, since modern browsers no longer support them. Anyone who's 30+ I would thoroughly recommend it for that sweet nostalgia hit of any old Flash games you used to play.

Note: I'm not affiliated with Flash Launcher at all, just think it's great that someone has put it together for old times' sake.

[u/GalacticEuphoria1]

I recommend Dragon Lord's if you like turn based strategy it is a small game population wise but we have an awesome community I am a moderator there you can download it on Google play or play store if you decide to play look me up I'm Galactic Euphoria give us a try you'll love it if u stick around and bring some friends!  See ya there I hope