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    A Guide for Strategy Gamers: 3 Activities You Will Be Sure to Love

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosNovember 25, 20203 Mins Read
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    Have you spent the majority of your time in lockdown playing strategy games and, in turn, exhausted all of your current gaming options? Maybe you’re just bored and simply yearning to sink your teeth into something a bit different? Either way, rest assured, there are a host of other pastimes out there that you can partake in to get your strategic fix.

    Here are three unusual yet engaging activities that you should seriously consider immersing yourself in:

    Sports betting

    On the surface, sports betting might not seem like the most strategic of activities. If you really take this pastime seriously rather than just having a little flutter every now and again, however, it can be incredibly engaging on a cognitive level. When you use a platform such as OddsShark, especially, you will be able to compare past College Football Scores and make more informed decisions about the bets that you place going forward. You’ll be able to brush up on everything, from the number of tackles that took place to the speed at which the quarterback threw the ball. With all of this information at hand, you will then be able to make strategic betting choices.

    Tabletop games

    You don’t necessarily have to be connected to the Internet to have a fun and engaging gaming experience. There are a plethora of strategic tabletop games out there that will be sure to entertain you and keep your brain ticking over.

    Here are just a few tabletop games that you and your mates should consider playing:

    • The Walking Dead: The Best Defence
    • 7 Wonders
    • Catan
    • Dinosaur Island
    • A Game of Thrones: The Board Game
    • Photosynthesis
    • Root
    • Scythe
    • Small World
    • Stone Age
    • Terraforming Mars
    • Twilight Imperium

    PC games

    If you’re serious about playing games that force you to think, you should seriously consider getting yourself a gaming PC. Games that are played via computers always have been and probably always will be incredibly strategic, which is why you should consider taking this route when you embark on your next gaming endeavor. 

    Should you, in fact, decide to embrace the wonders of strategic PC gaming, rest assured you will have plenty of options. Here are 20 PC games that will be sure to keep you entertained, engaged, and enthralled for hours on end:

    • Crusader Kings 2
    • Europa Universalis 4
    • Civilization 6
    • Sis of a Solar Empire
    • Endless Legend
    • Alpha Centauri
    • Age of Wonders: Planetfall
    • Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2
    • Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak
    • Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
    • Supreme Commander
    • StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty
    • Warcraft 3
    • Company of Heroes
    • Rise of Nations
    • Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2
    • Battletech
    • Into the Breach
    • XCOM 2
    • Total War: Three Kingdoms

    Do you constantly feel the need to partake in activities that stretch your mind and make you think? If so, be sure to try out the games and pastimes listed above. From sports betting to PC gaming, you will no doubt have hours of thought-provoking fun if you heed the advice laid out in this article.

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