Strategy Games

Run your own anime studio: license manga, manage staff, and produce the next hit.

Mini Jam 221 — a jam-game submission by TheChayosCat.

1984: reopen an abandoned station on the mayor's dime — pay him back, or else.

A tactics roguelite where you never strike — shove enemies into each other's blows.

Protect the Lazy King! — his majesty will not be helping.

Build your bag. Toss your tokens. Trigger chaotic chain reactions.

Bounce magic bolts off castle walls — every bounce changes the element.

Pixel-art poker with AI rivals, tournaments and a voiced tutorial.

An experimental game where enemies mutate their behavior and stats every round.

OTHELLO LINE — Joe1223k's reversi variant.

Steal pumpkins from a monster that learns your moves — real reinforcement learning.

Oil Man — a Godot tycoon in development, crude by profession.

Hold the picket line from a phosphor radar scope — a Unity naval defense.

Chess in the fog of war — scout, research, march in formation. Free online.

A basketball roguelite where every possession is a read.

Hold six roads against the demon horde — a bastion-defense strategy.

Grab invaders, fling them sky-high, hold against the end-less horde.

Battleship meets social deduction — one of your four aides is the spy.

Guide cars safely through a busy shift — a top-down vehicle-yard sim.

Territory Master — a strategy project greeting you with 'hi'.

Build a baseball dynasty, one pixel at a time.

Fuse your team, fight bosses, conquer the high schools of France.

Why fight over land when you can rebuild it? — a cube strategy prototype.

Five minutes per sector. Ten sectors. A signal that must not be interrupted.