General News - September 2020: Turn Based Games @ TBL

The Turn Based Lovers give us an overwiew of the turn-based games of September 2020:

September 2020 Releases | Turn-Based RPG/Strategy Games

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Let's see together all the turn-based RPG/Strategy games releasing on September 2020. As usual, we are here to see what is going to be released during the next weeks, but, this month, there is no time for chit-chat! Let's see together what is awaiting us just around the corner.

• Combat Mission Shock Force 2 - 1st September
• Crusader Kings III - 1st September
• Rogue Summoner - 3rd September
• Dungeon No Dungeon (E.A.) - 4th September
• Necromunda: Underhive Wars - 8th September
• Star Renegades - 8th September
• As Far As The Eye - 10th September
• The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos - 17th September
• Commanders of Valor - 19th September
• Pendragon - 20th September
• Baldur's Gate 3 - 30th September
• Soul Reaper - 30th September
• Against The Moon - September

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Crusader Kings isn't turn based. One could make an argument Combat Mission isn't strictly turn based, too, as each player's "turn" is played out simultaneously.

Originally Posted by Capt. Huggy Face
Crusader Kings isn't turn based. One could make an argument Combat Mission isn't strictly turn based, too, as each player's "turn" is played out simultaneously.

There is such a thing as simultaneous turn-based, or phase-based. Some blobbers have this. Whether resolution of your decisions happens at the same time or not has little to do with whether it is turn-based.

My opinion based on over 100+ hrs with Crusader Kings 2 and 10+ hrs with Crusader Kings III. It is in no way a turn-based game. Don't even know why it's on the list.

The game plays in real time with the option to adjust how fast you want the days, months, and years to advance. You can even pause the game so in essence it's RTwP.

Originally Posted by Capt. Huggy Face
Crusader Kings isn't turn based. One could make an argument Combat Mission isn't strictly turn based, too, as each player's "turn" is played out simultaneously.

And if we add to that logic just a little more….
Real time is still turn based, we just all take turns at the same time and independently and really fast..

Nothing much to say when spoken from Wisdom.

I didn't say it was the best argument in the world, but plenty of people do slap a different label on it.

Lot of very basic lame games in this list.

Always nice to see a TB list.
ok, off again, on to kingmaker