Turn Based Strategy Games

[Anonymous No.3426349]

What's her name, /vr/?
That strategy game that never bores you no matter how many times you go back to it, that sweet turn-based action based around producing units and conquering land, all the while getting mad at the AI for fucking cheating.

[Anonymous No.3426356]

Gameboy wars was my first bout with strategy, and the series did nothing but improve with the years.

There's still people claiming it was ruined in the DS installments, but I think the only thing they cared about was how they made it impossible to spam infantry and win with the slowest zerg rush ever

[Anonymous No.3426892]

Langrisser is my bag.
The original five, anyway. It got weird after that.

[Anonymous No.3426894]

Super Robot Wars represent

[Anonymous No.3426908]

>>3426349
Advance Wars series, especially Super Famicom Wars
most KOEI games, especially Liberty or Death (I'm trying to get into PTO II recently)

[Anonymous No.3426920]

>>3426892
Langrisser and FFT is my shit. Dragon Force 1 too but that isn't turn based.

[Anonymous No.3426945]

>>3426349

Clash of Heroes is addicting as fuck and the campaigns are great

[Anonymous No.3426948]

>>3426349
Zone of the enders: the fist of mars on the GBA

[Anonymous No.3426952]

>>3426356
Advance Wars 2 peaked.

Dual Strike is still good, and it's enjoyable.

Even Days of Ruin, which marks the "end" of the series was still pretty good. I think the main issue with it is that it changed the entire unit structure and instead of being a lighthearted wargame, it turned it into this dark dystopian thing.

[Anonymous No.3427006]

>>3426894
which is the best super robot wars for GBA?

[Anonymous No.3427029]

My favourite turn-based strategy games:

>Genesis
Shining Force
Shining Force 2
Shining Force CD
(wish I had a Saturn to play SF3)

>GBA
Fire Emblem (the first one on GBA)
Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones
Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon (SF1 remake)
Advance Wars (only played the first one, isn't there 2 or 3 on the gba?)

>Playstation
Vandal Hearts (fucking LOVE this game)
Final Fantasy Tactics

>Playstation 2
Dynasty Tactics 2 (several years later and I STILL haven't completed everything in this game. Looking for long as fuck strategy game, this is for you. Great soundtrack too)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HcUkXqVPHk

>PC
Warhammer 40k: Final Liberation

I need to try out more games, I have a bad habit of replaying the ones I really love and have fun with rather than trying something new. I lost count how many times I played through Shining Force 1 and its remake, as well as Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones, and Vandal Hearts.

I heard Warsong (Langrisser 1) is good, along with Langrisser 2. Also been thinking of playing Ogre Battle or Tactics Ogre or whatever, which version is better, the SNES or Playstation?

[Anonymous No.3427068]

>>3427006
Its not like you have a lot of choice since only 3 are translated. SRW J.

[Anonymous No.3427078]

>>3426349
Tried out Future Tactics on the PS2 with a friend last night, was alright and certainly worth the quarter I paid for it

[Anonymous No.3427143]

>>3426349
I gotta give the vote to advance wars of fft. I like the scale, flexibility, speed and parsimony of their systems.

desu both games were my intro to tbs and I thought I'd love the genre but I actually hate it, and played like, 20 more games like them trying to find another one as good

I jumped straight into the total war series because the tbs genre as a whole just caters to storyline and grinding. it gts really annoying

[Anonymous No.3427160]

>>3427006

[Anonymous No.3427205]

can this game count?

[Anonymous No.3427284]

>>3426349
Jagged Alliance 2

[Anonymous No.3427418]

>>3426349

Master of Magic.

I still need to get a high score with the Draconians that meets my standards. They're one of those races that are good at a lot of things but not great at anything, making it hard to come up with an "efficient" plan for Impossible level play.

[Anonymous No.3427421]

>>3426349
Pokemon Blue