Which PC game do you think offers the best long-term strategic planning elements?

[killamch89]

Long-term strategic planning in PC games offers deep layers of challenge and immersion, inviting players to consider every decision carefully. I'm fascinated by games that require foresight, tactical adjustments, and evolving strategies over extended campaigns. Whether you prefer historical simulations, futuristic warfare, or intricate fantasy realms, there are games that demand strategic depth and continual learning. I’m curious to hear which game you believe excels in delivering these long-term planning elements.

[Scorpion]

I believe "Civilization VI" offers the best long-term strategic planning elements. Its depth in resource management, diplomacy, and technological progression allows players to develop intricate strategies and adapt to evolving challenges, making each game unique and engaging over time.

[killamch89]

Factorio might not seem like a traditional strategy game, but its factory planning demands incredible foresight. I've spent hours plotting out production lines that can scale for late-game demands. When your initial bus design perfectly accommodates rocket fuel production 30 hours later, it's incredibly satisfying.