What is your favourite logic/strategy/managing game (or games :)? (train inside)

YuGiOh! :3

This may be a bad word, but I actually like Planetary Annihilation.

Also Hearthstone.

Thanks! (I think all the heavy hitters have already been mentioned.)

Sim City 4 or Civilization 4. Both good, Sim City in the open-ended have fun doing whatever way, and Civ in the rule the world kind of way.

I've lost many hours to Civilization games. I played the first, one of the Call 2 Power games, then Civ 3-5. Civ 3 is my favorite, followed by Civ 5 with the BNW expansion.

Prison Architect is also a fun and addicting game. I got it when it was in early access. I decided to start it up one night thinking I'd play to burn a few hours until I needed to go to bed. The next thing I know, the sun is up, I'm starving and 12 hours have passed. I haven't played it since the final release though, I've been meaning to come back to it.

Sim City games are good too, except the last/current one. I've played the first one, 2000 and 4. I just bought Cities Skylines from the Humble Store during their end of summer sale. I haven't played it yet, but I'm sure I'll get sucked into it too.

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Theme Hospital

Starcraft, no doubt here! Thanks for choo choo!!

The Settlers 3

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Logic, I'd go with LYNE. I was thoroughly impressed by it and I'm seriously going to replay it at some point.

Strategy, maybe Warcraft or Civilization IV. I like most strategy games but those are something I always go back to and feel like I can play them in whatever mood I am. CIV IV is a funny beast since while playing I'm often annoyed by random things but other times I'm so addicted and can't wait to start a new game. :D
In real-time resource management strategy yes my fave genre, y do u ask? I LOVE The Settlers: Heritage of Kings above all else. If I got to keep one game for the rest of my life, this would probably be it despite the generally poor reception.
The Settlers is another series I'm big on. Age of Empires series is good casual one too. I could probably write a looooong list!
I'm more interested in RTS but I guess I'm in the hunt for a good turn-based one as well. I'm really interested in 4X.

Management is absolutely my favourite genre. Zoo Tycoon is a-m-a-z-i-n-g. Caesar 3 is the absolute gem of the city management games. I love it so much I can't buy it on Steam or I'd never leave my house. No joke, I played CeasarIA in all of its buggy glory for 70 hours in a week.
Casual time management recommendation goes to 12 Labours of Hercules. There's just something about it. Yet to play Dracula but looks like a great game as well.

Civi 5.. can't wait for 6th :)

aoe series
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ceasar 3
settlers (3-4-5)

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Civilization, Stellaris, Call to Power 2, Tropico, XCOM.... Sometimes Total War series, but they tend to have nasty bugs and balancing issues from time to time.

Recent favourites include XCOM and Dungeon of the Endless. Older favourites include Civ series (played a lot of it over the years and sad to say I am a little bored of it now) and Total War series although I haven't played any since Medieval II.

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Favourites are Stronghold Crusader HD, Hearts of Iron III, Civ V, Cities: Skylines
Just started not long ago Tropico 5... i wonder how many hours I'll clock on this :)

Managing : anno 1404 (the original one, not mmo one)
Strategy : xcom and dune 2

However, everything is dwarfed by Master of Magic.... Oldie but goldie

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For logic: The Talos Principle. I'm also a big fan of the Myst series (not including Uru, which I disliked)

Strategy: Europa Universalis IV, Crusader Kings II, Victoria II, Hearts of Iron II, Dawn of War, Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim, Rise of Nations, Master of Orion 2, Emperor of the fading suns, Panzer Corps, Jagged Alliance 2... the list can be made longer, there are just so many good ones out there.

Management: Well, it depends on what you count as management, but Theme Hospital, Theme Park, Cities Skylines. If you mean business sims like Capitalism.. well, I've only played Capitalism, and it was not for me. And I've never played a sports-management game.