War and Peace is a simplified version of the Civilization games. How simple? One button switches your civilization's focus between war and peace. That's it. (PC only)
posted by CrunchyFrog
on Feb 2, 2010 -
36 comments
The Space Game --
Friday U.S. Federal Holiday Flash Fun. This Flash game combines the resource gathering and management of a standard strategy game with the tower-defendiness of a tower defense game. Build a network of mining stations and solar collectors, and protect them from pirate raiders with repair stations and missile and laser turrets.
posted by CrunchyFrog
on Feb 16, 2009 -
22 comments
Nano War: Infectious Flash Fun. Colonize blobs, send swarms, and win superior numbers. Free multi-player and level editor. Dangerously addictive.
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posted by The Whelk
on Dec 5, 2008 -
24 comments
Enjoy
Risk? Then you may like
Strategy Game Network [requires registration.] Strategy Game Network has similar gameplay and in addition to the classic map, there are many alternative maps. With 24 hour turn limits it isn't a huge time sink, just play a few minutes a day.
posted by schyler523
on Nov 14, 2008 -
18 comments
Oiligarchy is a resource management game reminiscent of their earlier
McDonald's Game. Build your empire and keep the shareholders (all old, bald, white men) happy. Social activism wrapped inside an (admittedly simplified) game!
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posted by Eideteker
on Nov 14, 2008 -
27 comments
The Last Stand 2 is a Flash game in which you play the survivor of a zombie apocalypse. During the day you search for supplies and other survivors; during the night you must fend off the zombies. Make it to Union City in 40 days.
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posted by whir
on May 2, 2008 -
43 comments
Warbears might be the perfect game. Once you are suitably addicted, feel free to be impatient
here.
posted by timory
on Sep 2, 2006 -
16 comments
Arimaa is the first game designed specifically to be hard for computers to play, while easy for people. With its billions of combinations and push-me-pull-you gameplay conditional value strategy, it's too much for brute force computing. And yet, it's simple enough for a child to play (or at least to
explain).
Play it now against people from all over the world (and lackwit computors).
posted by klangklangston
on Aug 22, 2005 -
103 comments