#21: *looks cards* "Lock me up and throw away the key."

Another hint: Considered by many the best game by this developing juggernaut.

Correct

Seriously... how has no one guessed it? hint: The incarnus is very important to the story

The first game I played in the 'Total War' series was immediately a keeper. The game hits the mark and paints the early Roman Empire, still the Roman Republic, in a way that couldn't have been done any better. The game is huge, technically smaller than 'Empire' which was in my list earlier, but it has more regions on the European continent and it will take a very long time to conquer as much provinces as the Romans did in real life.

The player takes control of one of Ancient Rome's leading noble families. These families all represent the Roman world and share military technology and social advances, but are in effect rivals and it's vital to get the upper hand during the course of the game. The end-game has the player challenging the other two families and the senate itself for total control of Roman territory and becoming the first Emperor. Like the other Total War games, there's two parts to the game; the campaign map and the battles. The map is turn-based and armies are moved as pawns across the world, while the battles are real time, controlling each company of units against the enemy.

Micromanagement is what gives the game it's finesse, and it's what makes the politics and the managing of your Empire interesting without getting too complicated or tedious. Tax and building policies control the wealth of your settlements, and even the different governors under your command have their influence. A real classic among the strategy genre, and a game I can get back into any day.

And now for something completely different;

#21
Looking at the antagonist, it seems like you're looking in the mirror. Suit's a different color though, but it's yours that's actually wrong somehow. Even though encounters with this, usually slow-moving, antagonist are scripted, when the light dims a little, it gets really tense!

Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker? (might have the name wrong)

Thank you super boom!

Wow... I got that one in mind after the first hint, but I didn't think the main character looked that much like Trunks, so I didn't say it =__=

I have heard good things about that game.  Problem is I am not planning on buying an Xbox One and my PC is a ten year old piece of crap.

#21
Looking at the antagonist, it seems like you're looking in the mirror. Suit's a different color though, but it's yours that's actually wrong somehow. Even though encounters with this, usually slow-moving, antagonist are scripted, when the light dims a little, it gets really tense!

Hint 2: It haunts you, every step of the way in this space-station.