What is your favourite logic/strategy/managing game (or games :)? (train inside)

the stronghold series? spend hours making your economy work, build your castle, defended it from a siege, the enemies enter trough a gap on your wall that you didnt see because of the camera, get destroyed, start all over again 11/10

Warcraft 3 is my most favourite strategy game ever :)

Most honourable mentions on real time strategy would be StarCraft, Rise of Nations, Command & Conquer (Generals is my favourite), Age of Mythology, Stronghold (very 1st and 1st Crusaders)

As for turn based strategy I will go with Fallout 1 and 2 alongside Heroes of Might and Magic (3rd game is my favourite).

For time management strategy I will go with Incredible Dracula. I played 12 Labours of Hercules and Gnomes Garden but Incredible Dracula is absolutely amazing.

I would suggest Kingdom Rush and Plants vs Zombies for Tower defense strategy genre. I'm excited to try out Gemcraft as I heard it was one of the bests but I didn't get a chance to try it yet.

As far as pure logic games go my most favorite one is KNIGHTS. It's a very cheap but really high quality chess puzzle game based on the Knight piece.

What is your favourite logic/strategy/managing game?

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Starcraft for strategy, roller coaster tycoon series for management

Used to be Chris Sawyer's Locomotion™, now it is Cities Skylines. Thanks for the train!

Heroes of Might and Magic is my favorite strategy series.

openttd for manangment, it is just so satisfying to see a huge rail-network with thousands of trains work fluently-

I really like football manager since I play it straight from 2001-2002! :P Also stronghold crusader is my favorite strategy game! :D thanks for the train

Defender's Quest is quite a good TD/RPG game I've been playing lately. Thea The Awakening is a resource management/rpg/strategy/adventure/whatever game I like a lot.

Dwarf Fortress is the logic/strategy/managing game (that is a fact rather than an opinion! :P).

Aurora 4x is my favorite "space strategy" game (and the game I'm currently playing the most)

bumps, not really in to strategy games. The only one I can come up with is Heroes of might and magic, Used to play and enjoy that as a kid

dont really play many games of those kinds, something like warwind i guess? pro evo's master league?

Factorio kind of has all 3 of those aspects in it.
Cities Skylines is also a great game.

Civilization series. I'd like to put my hands on the tycoon too.

Playing through Valkyria Chronicles right now, and really enjoying that. Thanks for the train!

Football Manager Series definitely, although over the years Rollercoaster Tycoon games have come close!

StarCraft is my favorite strategy game

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Civilization series, Tropico series

Also Warcraft 3 and Red Alert (first one)

I can't decide between strategy/managing games, really love them all.. Tower defense too,, puzzle games too.. >.<

I think of my early strategy games (when i was, kids) like
Empire series, Sims city, Caesar series, age of mythology, Rise of nation, Roller Coaster Tycoon, Warcraft and Starcraft..

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Hearts of Iron 2, Starcraft, Crusader Kings 2, Football Manager, Master of Orion 2, Hexcells, Audiosurf, Portal 2, Patrician, Endless Legend.
And many more. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i dunno if i have favorites because i hardly ever feel up to the challenge of sitting down and focusing, but noteworthy ones (if i understand the requested genre(s)):
Crest
Dark Forester
Darwinia (and th'others, i.e. Multiwinia)
Frozen Cortex / Synapse / Synapse Prime
Impossible Creatures
Skulls of the Shogun
The Last Federation
Xenonauts

Strategy: Stronghold series
Managing: Travian

Strategy :
Command and Conquer Generals & Zero Hour expansion
R.U.S.E
Sins of a Solar Empire series
Total War series
World in Conflict & Soviet Assault Expansion
XCOM series

EDIT : Forgot to add if you're a LoTR fan, The Battle for Middle Earth series
Not quite a favourite yet but Stellaris is good with a friend or two.

This one isn't really much of both requested only but the Mount and Blade series.