Historical correct games?

Learnt all my history from Age of Empire 2. :D

Age of Empires?

Maybe Civilization, I saw some information about history in the help place whatever it's called. I actually write Civ 5 down on my study log xD

Need a historically accurate game? Why not Gettysburg?

And yes, I'm joking xD

Borderlands.

It is somewhat after 1960, I believe.

The Binding of Isaac is pretty historically correct the last time i checked.

Just a few: Dishonored, Fallout 3 and NewVegas, Deus Ex : Human Revolution, Metro 2033, Skyrim, Saints Row: The Third and Aliens: Colonial Marines.

I think many Paradox's games will suit your need. Civilization V is also a good source to learn, you can find many info in their encyclopedia

Genji: Days of the Blade. It accurately depicts famous battles which actually took place in ancient Japan, in particular the struggle between japanese warriors and giant enemy crab.

AOE and CIV

rome tottal war :) if you follow the senate will for some time its real history :) age of empires 1/2 has good historican storylines (all tottal war games have historical buttles) . you can try and maike real history moments in making history. call of duty ww2 parts and medal of honor ww2 parts are based on real facts. there were some more but i cant remember them right now :)

Bascially everything from Paradox: Crusader Kings II or Europa Universalis III for middle ages, but also Hearts of Iron I-III which covers World War II. There are loads more.

Also, Age of Empires II and the Total War games.

Call of Duty 2,Call Of Duty World at War. Most shooting games are set with settings of WW or WW2, so you can find many details of history in them. Also you could try playing strategic games like AoM in which you can learn about ancient civilizations, their Gods and culture. But I can tell that with games you will learn only some details of history and it could even mess up your own knowledge. So I would recommend watching some movies or reading a book instead.

Rome Total War Realism

Stalin vs martians.

Slenderman :D

Assassins Creed 3 - Boston Tea Party was almost accurate to do the original. In my school we were on that lesson and i got A mark because of playing the game :D

call of duty

Darkest of Days.

It's accurate, I swear!

Need for Speed Pro Street :P

Depends a bit on what you are looking for. But here are a few recommendations:

-The Paradox grand strategy games. All of them! These are incredibly detailed and accurate in most regards.

-Birth of America. Complex strategy game focused on the american war of independence & the French/Indian war.

-IL-2 Sturmovik. Historically accurate aircrafts

-Civilization-series. While the events are not all that historically accurate (the Vikings did in fact NOT build the great wall), the Civilopedia is for the most part accurate.

-Sid Meier's Gettysburg

-Great Invasions: The Darkages "350-1066 AD"

-The Combat Mission series.

In fact, take a look here: http://www.matrixgames.com/ Plenty of historically accurate game on that site.

Dota 2,Fortix and Bad Rats.

Create a point system for history classes if u really want an accurate historical game. What u ask is philosophically imossible :p if you interact with history it's not the same history anymore..

Rock of Ages is very historical correct.

Red Orchestra Ostfront

Shining Waters: New Horizons is kinda interesting. It's not quite right because you have far too many ships spending far too much in the Americas as things go on, but it's pretty right at the start of the game.