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Anonymous11/26/25, 08:42No.2262953Are there any other historical strategy games in the same time period as Victoria 2?
I do not play a lot of strategy games but I love Victoria 2 mostly because it is my favorite time period and I love history. I have tried Victoria 3 and I did not like it. I’ve been playing Europa Universalis V lately as well but I’m not enjoying it that much. I’ve tried HOI4 and CK3 but didn’t like them either. I also didn’t like Civ 6. Despite not liking basically any other strategy games other than Victoria 2 it’s probably my favorite game. Are there any other strategy games I might like?
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Anon11/26/25, 17:25No.2263687
look at that smoll german "empire" hehe!ok how about you try DoD op?
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Anon11/26/25, 17:34No.2263706
learn how to take a screenshot
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Anon11/26/25, 20:13No.2264136
Pride of Nations
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Anon11/26/25, 21:45No.2264405
in a grand strategy sense, or more conventional RTS?
For the immediate post-Napoleonic world, there's a vague part of Age of Empires 3, which covers a lot of Imperial struggles though starts out in the 15th century
There's plenty of American Civil War games, like Grand Tactician: The Civil War and Ultimate General: Civil War.
The "bloodless revolution" of the Boshin War is very bloody in Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai
There are some generalist war games for stuff like the Franco-Prussian War via Fire & Maneuver or The Operational Art of War IV for all your tile clickity clack
For WW1, there's The Great War: Western Front and a Cossacks-based RTS called "The Entente" (which has issues with modern software), as well as its amount of own wargames
Crimea, the Balkans, East Asia, Africa, India, and South America don't get any portrayals to them, unless you wanna go with Anno 1800, try something more generalist like Age of History 3, or just go on back to Vicky
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Anon11/27/25, 11:43No.2265459
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