1 – Espiocracy
Probably one of the more unique games in this list, Espiocracy is a grand-strategy game where espionage takes center stage, as you’ll be playing not as a country, but as one of the 74 intelligence agencies from around the world. As the director of a three-letter agency during the Cold War you can expect to engage in all the shenanigans most countries did during the later half of the 20th century to further their interests: setting up spy networks, influencing other individuals and organizations, starting coups, and setting-up and wage proxy wars.
Espiocracy looks more like a three-agency simulator, which is right up my alley. I love engaging in smaller roles in large-scale video games, as making all the decisions and being an omniscient ruler all the time starts to be a bit boring.
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