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Base-building is one of the important strategies in RTS games like Age of Empires II, StarCraft II, and and Command & Conquer. A well-structured base means you are likely to win. But what’s the best way to optimize base-building for efficiency, defense, and expansion? Resource efficiency...

Some RTS players are more into micro (unit control, quick reactions), whereas some are into macro (economy, production, expansion). What’s your playstyle in competitive real-time strategy games? In case you like to balance both, how do you do it?

I think nothing offers more realism than Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. Unlike most city builders, I have to manage everything, from supply chains to public transport, even road construction. Cities: Skylines is also great, but Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic truly tests my planning...

Well, I haven't played SimCity 4 but I know this is one of the most loved city builder games of all time. Cities: Skylines definitely is my favorite and I believe this is one of the best city builder games of all time. It offers modern mechanics and endless creativity.

Well, Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic is a game that I believe more people should play. It is a deep, logistics-heavy socialist economy sim. Another city builder game more people should play is Against the Storm. I love this because each settlement feels unique. Unlike traditional builders...

I have not played a lot of tactical turn based games, I don't even recognize most of the makes on the above list. But I have played XCOM 2 and I believe this game perfected squad-based strategy. It offers wide customization and intense risk-reward mechanics.

I like to go by "Immortal" on some games. The name gives me a sense of power. I am a hobbyist, I have varied interests and I play a lot of games. But most of the time I don't even complete the game. For me it is more about fun and entertainment rather than accomplishment. :D Good to be in this...