Genocide is an exceptional browser-based strategy game that offers what is perhaps one of the most unique experiences that we’ve come across in a strategy game of the 90s. This is a game that does an excellent job of blending the tried and true elements of this genre together with some creative simulation and shooting gameplay and the end result of all this is a refreshing gameplay experience that’s thoroughly entertaining from the very first minute so we urge players to try this game if they’re looking for something.

The gameplay of Genocide features a fairly straightforward design in which players have to utilize units and spells to slowly whittle down their opponent’s health bar and eventually take them down. The playing field consists of a 3D battlefield like a deserted land, referred to as runes within the game and in order to attack your opponents, your units must first deal with the enemy units in the opposing slot. The overall design is fairly simplistic but there’s a great deal of strategic depth to the game as there are tons upon tons of different kinds of units and spells in the game that players can utilize to create unique strategies and catch their opponents off-guard.

The visuals of the game are also minimalistic but they’re appealing to look at. The battlefield in the game looks well designed and detailed, the artillery is well-designed, there are loads of special effects to enjoy over the course of a duel and the game’s vibrant colors do an excellent job of elevating the whole experience quite a bit.

All in all, Genocide is a top-notch strategy game that’s easy to get into but, at the same time, quite difficult to get enough of thanks to its creative gameplay.