Games

My Library

 

Below you can find my library in an easily accessible format. I’m always adding games, especially when I can get a good deal! If theres something you’d like to see, that you think I and the viewers would enjoy, check the list, if its there let me know, either on stream, steam or via email to stormie@stormie.online and we’ll see where we can slot it in! If its not there still let me know, it might already be on my (very long) wishlist, or it could be purchased/wishlisted for the future.

I’m aware there are far far more games in the genre than are listed here, and within reason I plan to keep expanding the library, though to be fair at this stage my number of purchased but unplayed games is criminal!

You’re better off looking here than my steam library as i have quite a few games (especially older ones) that weren’t purchased through steam, and I have a lot of steam games that I have no plans to stream.

 

In time I hope to improve the below table to make it more easily sortable/filterable, but figured it was important to at least get the framework in place.

The genre codes are as follows:

• RTS – Real time strategy – Broad category. think Age of Empires/Supreme Commander/Warcraft 3
• TBT – Turn-based tactics – think XCOM
• RTT – Real Time Tactics – Real time combat boiled down to just the combat, good examples are Sudden Strike Series or the Myth Series.
• TBS – Turn-based Strategy – also commonly known as 4x (even though that could apply to the other categories bar TBT) – Think Sid Meier’s Civilization series.
• TD – Tower Defense – niche genre, defend a specific point from waves of enemies. Defense Grid is a good example.
• GS – Grand strategy – easiest way to think of these is empire management. for example you aren’t so worried about specific units, you are more worried about how many you’ve built how much they cost to maintain and what other factions think about you having them. Think Crusader Kings or Hearts of Iron

 

Timeless Tuesday is my weekly slot for playing ‘Old School’ games. To qualify for Timeless Tuesday the title needs to be either older than roughly 15 years (2004) or be part of a series with at least one sequel after the title in question – though there will still be some common sense applied, for example if it was only released 3 years ago but has a sequel I won’t be playing it on Timeless Tuesday.

As they are becoming more and more common, for any re-releases/remasters/remakes I’m going to consider the remaster to be Timeless Tuesday eligible if the game it was based off is itself eligible.