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American Conquest offers plenty of single-player campaigns, plus skirmish and multiplayer maps and a good history lesson to boot, and it makes a great addition to any real-time strategy enthusiast's collection.

In the next installment in the American Conquest series, you can delve into the early events of American history. American Conquest: Divided Nation is a real-time strategy game that lets you play as a Civil War general, a Texas militia leader, or a pirate captain.

American Conquest Anthology contains American Conquest, American Conquest: Fight Back and American Conquest: Divided Nation.

Firefly Studios has polished up its old game nicely and has sent it on a long road trip into the Crusades.

Medieval: Total War achieves that rare quality of having something for nearly all strategy gamers, and most will find a lot to like in it, for a very long time.

Codename: Panzers provides plenty of interesting units and destructible environments to play around with, and it contains a ton of content, resulting in an excellent real-time strategy game.

While there is a lot less that's new in 1503 A.D. than you would expect in a sequel released three years after its predecessor, the core gameplay that made the original game engaging remains intact.

The path to victory in Hearts of Iron can be rewarding, but it can be pretty bumpy too.

In Codename: Panzers, Phase Two, you'll encounter new and familiar heroes as the battleground of World War II shifts to Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Balkans. New units, buildings, terrain, and tactical capabilities, along with challenging missions and campaigns, round out this second installment in the Codename: Panzers series.

If you can get past its problems, you may find Gladiators of Rome to be a quirky strategy game that's interesting to play--at least for a little while.

This strategy game will let players build their own ranch, raise cattle, and engage in shootouts with outlaws in the Wild West.

It's the game that Age of Sail II should have been.

With a few glaring exceptions, the new missions tend to be exciting and challenging, taking advantage of what the Blitzkrieg series has always done well: intense real-time WWII combat.