Games like Original War

What it is
Real-time strategy game with base building and unit management. Features time travel mechanics and resource gathering.
What players liked
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 95% positive, but with 2,156 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
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Physics-driven RTS fleet combat with customizable, destructible ships. Design and command fleets against emergent particle-based enemies in Redacted Space.
Both are tagged Real-Time with Pause, RTS and Strategy.
Games like Particle Fleet: Emergence →

Colony survival strategy game with base building and wave defense. Expand your colony and manage resources against alien goo on procedurally generated maps.
Both are tagged Real-Time with Pause, RTS and Strategy.
Games like From Glory To Goo →

Sci-fi social deduction RPG with a core loop of discussion, deduction, and voting to identify hidden enemies. Players repeat loops to uncover a narrative and improve abilities in a tense, strategic experience.
Both are tagged Time Travel, Sci-fi and Singleplayer.
Games like GNOSIA →

This is a fully animated visual novel where players make choices to alter timelines and uncover a conspiracy. It features branching storylines and a time-travel mechanic.
Both are tagged Time Travel and Sci-fi.
Games like STEINS;GATE ELITE →

Tactical RPG with real-time combat and slow-motion. Features deep character development and loot.
Both are tagged Real-Time with Pause, Strategy and Indie.
Games like Tower of Time →

A challenging city builder where you establish symbiotic mountain towns, managing trade and surviving avalanches. Build a transport network to connect settlements and rebuild your kingdom.
Both are tagged Real-Time with Pause, Strategy and Indie.
Games like Laysara: Summit Kingdom →
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