Good computer strategy/RPG games

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Complex and innovative computer strategy and RPG games are increasingly hard to find, especially as many mainstream titles lack new gameplay elements. For strategy enthusiasts, games like Battlefront and Combat Mission offer unique experiences with a focus on WWII tactics, allowing players to control individual units on a 3D battlefield. The gameplay involves plotting moves that are then executed in a cinematic format, emphasizing tactical decision-making. The Commandos series also provides a WWII experience with a focus on black ops missions, blending RTS elements with stealth gameplay. For those interested in historical strategy, Rome Total War and Medieval Total War are highly recommended for their engaging gameplay and depth. Additionally, Warcraft 3 remains a classic, offering both competitive and single-player experiences. Exploring gameplay videos on platforms like YouTube can also help discover lesser-known titles in the RTS genre.
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Do you know any really complex, innovative and playable computer strategy/RPG games worth playing? When I was a bit younger I used to play quite a lot and I think I've played every major title there is, from Civilization through Heroes of M&M to Planescape:Torment. Now most games seem to be boring (I got older :) ), they hardly ever introduce any genuinely new elements into gameplay, and that's especially true about mass-market games, so I'm looking for some less known titles. As for RPG I tried roguelike stuff like ADOM, but that's just hack'n'slash, and I tried Stars!, but I felt there's more bureaucracy there than real gaming. I'd like to find something really complex and difficult, but Google/Wikipedia bring nothing of that kind. Any suggestions?
 
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The games by Battlefront, Combat Mission, Beyond Overlord, for one, are excellent games with a unique game engine. They are very accurate as far as weapons capabilities go. This is not fantasy, this is WWII. You plot your moves on a 3d battlefield, after each player has plotted, the computer plays a 1 minute movie of the combined moves. You have control of individual tanks and infantry squads, so it is a tactical level rather then strategic.
 
Have you played any of the Commandos games? WWII RTS except instead of various units to build and/or command you have a black ops team. The newest title is a FPS the the older ones are RTS style.

My friend loves Rome Total War and the newer title Medieval Total War.
 
Medieval Total War, you'll be hooked!



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Warcraft 3, play competitively though! single player is awesome also.
 
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