Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin (Xbox Series X)

The unit count's been a bit of a learning curve, but once I got the hang of pausing and issuing orders, the battles in Ghur feel properly tense. Leading the four factions through the campaign has already eaten my whole weekend, and I’m only halfway through. It scratches that tactical itch perfectly

The campaign missions are a great way to learn each faction’s unique abilities without getting overwhelmed. I’ve spent hours on the multiplayer matches already, and the tactical pause feature is a lifesaver for planning complex attacks.

The campaign’s pacing is spot-on for a newcomer to RTS games, and the four factions each feel genuinely distinct in how they play. I’ve sunk a good dozen hours into the Ghur map and the tense battles still haven’t gotten old.