What are some good turn-based games, similar to Civilization?
Ha. Which is further proof the Japanese industry is going under and they fucking deserve it. Who else besides them or an amateur would leave game crippling errors in game for that long?
What are some good turn-based games, similar to Civilization?
Oh they definitely are. I don't even really have an issue with them going for mass appeal so long as niche developers can stick around.
I'd just like to see them actually release functional games.
I can't wait till the free market comes crashing down and takes these perpetual purveyors of utter sewage with it. Especially those money-grubbing whores at Sony and Microsoft.
Ha, you think I'm trolling? Don't you wish.
I can certainly agree that mindblowing bugginess is something ascribable to AAA gaming in general. But From Software, SE, etc. are really getting on my god damn nerves considering they keep releasing heap after heap of unfinished schmaltz. Not to mention they're barely games anymore and more akin to an endless procession of ultra pretentious, unoriginal button activated cutscenes and special event sequences. The new FFXV demo is a hilarious confirmation of this. Between them and the bigger American developers like EA and Activision and their factory line procession of literal cancer, I'm about ready to kill every game dev on planet Earth. European developers are slipping too, just look at the fucking travesty of a "Hitman" game IO Interactive just released. As for Bethesda, even when they do have an assload of bugs, they still have plenty of other redeeming qualities, although even that seems to be diminishing greatly as of Fallout 4.
When I talked about FS like that I was referring to their involvement in the FF franchise, not DS or Bloodborne. And my rage about stuff like that was more directed at SE anyways.
4x or what?
Endless Legend seems to be one of the better-received 4x games of recent years although I can't really get into it myself.
I personally think that Firaxis' XCOM games are basically the best thing ever, though they're more turn-based tactics than turn-based strategy so they might not be what you're looking for.