Spellcross: The Last Battle

Nanovor was a massively multi-player online card battle video game developed by Smith & Tinker. With a trailblazing multi-media release it quickly rose in popularity and became a cult hit of MMO flash based battlers before being taken offline only a couple years later.

Free Heroes of Might and Magic II (fheroes2) is a recreation of HoMM2 game engine. This open source multiplatform project, written from scratch, is designed to reproduce the original game with significant improvements in the gameplay, graphics and logic (including support for high-resolution graphics, improved AI, numerous fixes and UI improvements), breathing new life into one of the most addictive turn-based strategies.

Areena 5 is by far the most popular game in the series to date, with which you can compete for the League Championship with your gladiator team. The team can include a maximum of nine gladiators who evolve along the way into unbeatable fighters. Or beaten many times.

Armies of Gielinor is a turn based strategy game involving the interaction of units on a square grid. Many units that the player controls were aligned with a particular god, and require the player to have a suitably high favor to summon them. Favour was increased by summoning a unit of the highest level possible for that god. The aim of the game was to fulfill one of three victory conditions, before any of the other players. These victory conditions were: 1. Defeat all opponents. 2. Accumulate the maximum victory points for the level. 3. Accumulate the most victory points when the turn limit expires.

Truco '96 is a virtually unknown Sega Mega Drive unlicensed tabletop card game originating from an electronics company Miky situated in Argentina. The game itself came out sometime between 1995 and 1996; the company's website merely says "copyright 1995." While the game and graphics appear to be entirely original, music is stolen from Battle Mania Daiginjou. The game is an implementation of the South American card game Truco.

Re-enacting the events up to the Siege of Osaka in 1615. There are some new commanders among the 110 that you can control, as well as new outfits for some returning heroines, such as Oda Nobunaga. Since this game takes place over 65 years, the commanders’ sprites will change as they grow.

Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi remains true to the long-running franchise’s historical simulation gameplay; allowing players to relive some of the most epic battles and notable events of the Sengoku Era in Japan. The Sengoku Era was a period where regional lords fiercely fought for supremacy, to claim dominance and unite the lands. Players will have to exploit a wide breadth of tactical options to create fresh strategies that allow new ways to gain an advantage over the opponent. Strategies do not only focus on the Military Campaigns but also on managing the Production Facilities and Trade Routes to continuously expand territory and increase the strength of the army.

Now is the time to prove yourself in intense 3D-animated combat. Your mission is to build a powerful army and lead it to save the fantasy-world of Aternum. On your journey, you will not only face off against the evil Orcish horde and treacherous pirates, but you must also strategically claim key trade and resource outposts. Rise above your competition by training your special units to their full potential and equip them with unique abilities and legendary armament to enhance your tactical capabilities. Seize victory by skillfully placing your units on the battlefield and you'll go down as one of the greatest Warlords in the history of Dunmar. In addition to the eternal gratitude of the good citizens of Dunmar, your heroic efforts will merit a rank among Dunmar’s greatest PvP fighters.

Elthlead Senshi is a Strategy game, developed and published by NCS, which was released in Japan in 1988.

Coloball 2002 is a turn-based strategy role-playing video game for the PlayStation 2. The game was developed by Vanpool and published by Enterbrain exclusively in Japan on June 27, 2002. The title Coloball is short for "Colosseum Ball," and although the game is touted as a sports adventure game, it is most similar to an RPG board game.