I'm not sure if you've noticed, but there have been a truly startling number of strategy and tactics RPGs released within the last few years, plus plenty more on the way. Without even trying I was able to find well over a dozen of them fresh in the pot, ready to drink, or percolating for the near future. The sleeping subgenre, once confined to consoles and mobile by a complacent or uncaring set of publishers, has exploded onto PC full force.
Among those who love these games they're often called SRPGs, from the Japanese gaming culture phrase usually translated as "simulation" or "strategy" RPG. These were a mainstay of '90s and turn-of-the-millenium gaming. Classics like the Fire Emblem games, Tactics Ogre, Shining Force, and Final Fantasy Tactics are beloved, but they fell off by the mid-2000s. And even as some classic SRPGs saw new releases, they were often confined to the walled garden of Nintendo's consoles.
