Dune: Imperium

Dune: Imperium is a deck-building strategy game that asks players to juggle hand management, worker placement, and a constant fight over scarce spaces. By our assessment, that mix is its best feature: it gives the game real tension because every turn is doing more than one job. The downside is that it can feel tight and unforgiving, especially when the board closes up and the best spaces are gone. In practice it has the feel of a competitive table game translated cleanly into a digital format, with turns that reward planning and reading other players' intentions. Against other strategy games in the field, it sits in that sweet spot where the systems are meaty but not sprawling. The Astrina catalogue puts it under Games, and that matches the way it behaves: this is a serious strategy piece, not a loose theme exercise. It suits people who like card synergy and board control, and the last turns can get very sharp when every action matters.