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Ikariam
Build island cities, manage resources and negotiate or compete with neighbouring settlements.
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Build island cities, manage resources and negotiate or compete with neighbouring settlements.
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Explore a large science-fiction world with missions, progression and multiplayer combat.
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Grow a city in ancient Greece, form alliances and take part in long-form strategy campaigns.
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Solve puzzles, develop your base and work through an island-themed campaign.
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Pilot a ship, improve equipment and take part in persistent online space battles.
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Build a fleet, develop resources and take part in pirate-themed strategy battles.
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