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SimCity is a city-building simulation game that lets players create the city they desire to make the choices that shape your city and power the citizens within it. Read the Review

Spore is a simulation game created by Will Wright that allows players to control various life forms from the cellular to the galactic level. Read the Review

Rebellion is the first stand-alone expansion in the Sins of a Solar Empire series. Read the Review

Though not as polished as it could have been, SimCity 4 is still a complex and detailed strategy game that can entertain you for hours on end. Read the Review

There's no question that Seven Kingdoms II is a richer, more fully realized game. Read the Review

The Settlers: Paths to a Kingdom is the latest game from the award-winning kingdom building strategy series. Read the Review

Though not as polished as it could have been, SimCity 4 is still a complex and detailed strategy game that can entertain you for hours on end. Read the Review

It is one of the best strategy games of the year and deserves more attention than it is liable to get. Read the Review

It's an impressive real-time strategy game that borrows action and gameplay elements from many of the genre's classics. Read the Review

The Settlers series returns for a sixth iteration, with new and enhanced gameplay features added to the city building and strategic economy based gameplay. Read the Review

It's best suited for those who haven't played much SimCity 3000 yet, though some of its scenario-editing features are better for hard-core SimCity fans. Read the Review

The bottom line is that you won't find anything extremely tantalizing about Sanctum, but it does offer some fun gameplay at a more than reasonable price. Read the Review

Semper Fi is basically a platoon-level, turn-based, hex-based wargame depicting modern land warfare. Read the Review

Buried somewhere inside Rebellion is an interesting, albeit familiar, game. But along the way, things break down, and conquering the galaxy becomes an exercise in tedium. Read the Review