Play Tom Clancy's EndWar (U)(Venom) Online

Tom Clancy's EndWar on the DS is one of those rare strategy games that actually makes you feel like a general barking orders—literally. You don’t just tap units around; you shout commands into the mic ("Unit 3, attack hostile 1!") and watch your squads move in real time. It’s a little janky at first (the DS mic isn’t exactly studio quality), but once it clicks, there’s something weirdly satisfying about orchestrating a tank assault just by yelling at your handheld.

The battles are small-scale but tense—you’re constantly juggling infantry, armor, and air support while scrambling to capture objectives. The terrain actually matters too; sending tanks down a narrow street without recon first is a great way to lose them to an ambush. Voice controls aside, it’s surprisingly deep for a portable RTS. Just don’t play it on public transit unless you want weird looks.