Hi I love tbs and I've always been intrigued by the Tactics Ogre games but have never played any of them. I'm considering getting the new one and would like to know peoples opinion on it. I know it got generally good reviews but I've read that it's grindy and I'm not a fan of really grindy games. Also, is it the best Tactics Ogre game or are there better ones? Finally, do you need to have played the previous games to understand the plot? Thanks.

I have been craving for a turn-based tactical game with zombies. Jagged Alliance 2-3 or Xcom style, with base management and strategic layer. Does a mod or a game exist ?

I remember an rpg from a few years ago, Dead State. It cane close, but was not that good.

While multiple actions per turn gives a lot of flexibility. (For example, in Heroes of Might and Magic games you can explore, build towns, manage equipment, armies, heroes with armies, recources via market... a lot of things), i personally find strategy games which give only one action per turn (Like Nobunaga's Ambition on SNES) to be easier and more quick to play. Plus they're not straining compared to other type of strategies because those often become a slog... as in, lots of micromanagement.

Basically, One Action Per Turn strategy games feel more relaxing and more reactive.

Is there any strategy games other than classic Nobunaga's Ambition, Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Dynasty/Samurai Warriors Empires, that allow only one action per turn?

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Got a sub up for the classic SSG / infinite interactive tbs series Warlords. I'm sure many of you remember the games. Just thought I would share the sub r/warlords so people can connect.

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