I gazed into the gaping maw of the difficulty curve, and it gazed into me. Fellow Moving Pixels contributors shudder whenever I bring Crusader Kings II up and suggest to them that they should give it a go.įor quite a while, I myself liked the idea of strategy games - for instance, I remember the epic LAN battles of Warcraft 2 and Age of Empires that I used to engage in with friends - but when I decided to dip my toe back in the genre a few years back ( Sins of a Solar Empire), I found myself rebuffed by the tutorial. The sad consequence of this is how many are put off from even trying them, seeing instead the seemingly insurmountable wall that the learning curve of these games represents. Those that have stuck with the genre and made it the center of their gaming diet are the same people who crave detail and complexity. I hadn’t stuck with the strategy genre and grown alongside it as it developed into the hyper-complex entities that many of these kind of games have become. One of my favorite games of last year was Crusader Kings II.
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