The Clone Wars are ending, and the work left over is the dangerous kind. STAR WARS Zero Company is a single player turn based tactics game from Bit Reactor, published by Electronic Arts, set in the twilight of the conflict. You step into the boots of Hawks, a former Republic officer now leading Zero Company, recruited for an operation with stakes that outgrow the war around it.

Order was their shield. Fear will be their downfall. Ghost Master: Resurrection | State of Panic is a strategy game from Mechano Story Studio, which develops the project, and it steps inside the rigid world of bureaucracy with two new locations: a Government Bank and a Town Hall. The buildings were designed for security and control. That is exactly what makes them fun to break.

The underworld has a breakout, and the cards are how it spreads. Futa Succubus Slay! is an adult strategy game from Npolish, which develops and publishes the title, built around spirelike card combat. The apocalypse is seductive this time around. Three succubi are loose and on a rampage of conquest, and the game follows their work one deck at a time.

The heroes won the fight, the city survived, and now it is your shift. Kaiju Harvest is a fast paced pixel art harvesting game from Tavuno Forge, which develops and publishes the title, and it casts you as a Harvester: the post battle worker sent to clean up the aftermath of kaiju attacks. Defeated giant monsters are not a tragedy here. They are the payroll.

Most management games hand you a difficulty slider. FRAGLINE: Esports Manager hands you an opponent. The strategy simulation from HARB Studios, which develops and publishes the title, starts you with a single scrappy roster and asks you to build an esports empire from it. The climb is the content. The other side is paying attention the whole way up.

The valley is wasteland until you decide otherwise. Misty Land is a strategy game from Branches Games, published by The Bueno Interactive, fusing tower defense, base building, action, and roguelike elements into one loop. The title works both ways: the land is mist, and the land is yours. You wield your weapons, push into the mist, and raise a town where nothing wanted one to exist.

Two hundred years of peace can end with a single denunciation. BRIGANDINE ABYSS is a strategy game from Adglobe, published by NIS America, Inc. and Happinet, and it returns to the world once saved by the Brigandine. The name still carries weight two centuries later. The arcane armor forged by the great sorcerer Lunadea ended the ambitions of the Abyssloa Empire long ago, and now the continent wonders whether it will be needed again.

The other side of football has its own game. Football Agent is a management simulation from ATERO GAMES, which develops and publishes the title, and it puts you on the phone calls and in the meeting rooms rather than the dugout. You are not the coach and not the chairman. You are the agent, and careers are your business.

A strategy legend gets rebuilt for a new generation. Heroes of Might and Magic III returns as a remake from Ubisoft, the publisher behind the title, bringing the classic game and its two expansions back together under one roof. For a whole generation of players, this is the chapter that made the franchise immortal.

The golden West will not build itself. Union Of Rivals is a deep city builder strategy simulation from 2Play, which develops and publishes the game. The railroad age romanticizes exactly this kind of impossible job. The Rail Road Union has handed you its impossible feat: forging a path from the bustling East to the golden West, where the frontier is vast and your ambition must be greater.