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Been playing some Total War games, Age of Mythology, HoI4, and Stardew Valley.

Except that is undermined by the fact that that, regardless of how much you consider what you are doing, it ends badly due to someone else's choices, and you HAVE to go through this scene. Compare it Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light, which have a somewhat similar idea of not simply rushing in blind, ...

Honestly, while I like the gameplay and a fair amount of the characters, my biggest problem is Kreia (And the relentless, in a number of cases poorly done, deconstruction). I have a problem with any game that tries to portray a character that claims "You shouldn't do good things because something ba...

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What about Steel, who built his own suit of power armor when Superman died. With Batman and Iron Man you can argue that they are somewhat different. While Lex Luthor sought power when he builds his various gadgets, Tony Stark originally built his suit to keep himself from dying from his wounds and t...

Does Crusader Kings 2 count? or the Victoria games (which have a fairly complex system of economics and government policy)?
Also, I back up the recommendation of Democracy 3. I haven't played it in a while, but it was quite good.

CKII and Stellaris, Bloodborne (and some Dark Souls 1 and 2), KSP, Fallout 2 and 4, OpenTTD (Transport Tycoon Deluxe), Various Total War games

I always liked the Battle of Endor, from Star War Episode VI. It started out like a modern naval battle, with the big ships taking shots at each other from long range and the fighters/bombers closing in and fighting it out, with the stereotypical broadsides and big ships fighting at close range only...

Xenonauts, Wargame: Red Dragon, Total War: Warhammer, Bloodborne, Stardew Valley

Bloodborne, Deus Ex Humanity Divided, Rune Factory 4, the Telltale Batman Game, and Red Dead Redemption.
I'm thinking of getting a switch to play the new Zelda (don't have a Wii U)